The party has given its VP nod to a senator (or renominated a veep who was a senator) at every convention but one since 1944. Next year, that’s not an option.
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Finally, a comprehensive strategy for a progressive approach that is creative policy and winning politics.
Democrats Must Reframe 2020 Around Trump’s Corruption
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The Real Reason for Impeachment
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#WeAreAllBaltimore
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Ricky Se Fue—Y Ahora Qué? A Mobilized Puerto Rico Battles Increased Federal Control
The fight to oust Puerto Rico’s governor electrified and unified an island normally splintered by politics. But can Puerto Ricans stay united to defend what’s left of the island’s autonomy?

