Without the crowds, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn in. Some still wanted to be in Washington for the event.
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Garbage Out; Government In
Joe Biden’s call for unity is a stretch, but that doesn’t mean progress is off the table.
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To Save America, Look at America as It Is
How modeling the electorate is critical to understanding the challenge we face
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That Old-Time Southern Populism
Democratic victory in Georgia, and across the South, combined long-term multiracial organizing and a pitch to directly improve people’s lives.
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Quelling Our National Riot
The attack on the U.S. Capitol was decades in the making from a Republican Party that treats the opposition as an enemy.
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This, Too, Is America
American exceptionalism died on January 6th, when the Second Civil War began. African Americans were not surprised.
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Trump Tries to Defund the Police on His Way Out
He also wants to cut money for global COVID vaccination.
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A New Era of Social Accountability
Republicans who incited the Capitol Riot have been made unwelcome in polite society.
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Chickens Coming Home to Roost: Far Right Storms U.S. Capitol
The Capitol Riot recalls right-wing counterinsurgencies the U.S. has sponsored in the Dominican Republic and around the world.
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Cruz and AOC Said They Would Propose a Lobbying Ban. So What Happened?
An unusual display of bipartisan cooperation seems to have fizzled.
