Deese’s views on the deficit and climate policy are at odds with national and planetary needs.
Agenda 2020
Posted inLaw and Justice
How to Counteract the Court
Congress has the power to override Supreme Court rulings based on statutory interpretations.
Posted inDay One Agenda
Use the President’s Contracting Power to Improve Workers’ Lives
Biden needs to go well beyond repealing Trump’s bad executive orders—he has the power to assure that workers paid by federal contracts are a national model.
Posted inTAP
Another Biden Cabinet Job to Worry About—U.S. Trade Rep
Today on TAP: Biden’s nominee will signal whether he is serious about rebuilding U.S. industry and jobs
Posted inDay One Agenda
Biden at the Cannabis Crossroads
The president-elect’s moves toward federal marijuana liberalization don’t add up to legalization—and there will be tougher issues on the drug policy front ahead.
Posted inDay One Agenda
Joe Biden’s Four-Year Plan
It’s deceptively simple: help as many people as you can, as quickly and as transparently as you can.
Posted inTAP
Enough With the ‘Please Be Centrist, Joe’ Op-Eds
Today on TAP: Biden should ignore these counsels of timidity
Posted inDay One Agenda
⏩ David Dayen Shares How Biden Could Fix Health Care on Rising Up with Sonali
Watch Prospect executive editor David Dayen speak with Sonali Kolhatkar about the Day One Agenda, specifically, how Joe Biden could fix health care all on his own.
Posted inTAP
The Electoral Clout of Those Rein-In-the-Cops Demonstrations
Today on TAP: BLM activism led to some signal victories
Posted inPolitics
Black Lives Matter as Electoral Powerhouse
In Los Angeles, the movement’s street smarts were matched by its ability to shape issues, turn out voters, and win at the polls.
