That’s why they freaked out over Democrats linking two separate infrastructure bills. But to succeed, the left must also erase privatization from the agenda.
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Is Maya Wiley the Final Hope for Progressives in New York City?
The professor and former De Blasio official has a robust public-spending agenda. But her leadership abilities have been called into question.
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Delusions of Bipartisanship
Joe Manchin has slammed the door on voting rights reform. Or has he?
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Senate Democrat Blocks Military Sexual Assault Bill
The bill’s filibuster-proof. But Rhode Island Democratic Sen. Jack Reed is blocking a vote.
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Biden’s Jekyll-and-Hyde Judicial Nominations
Democratic senators like Cory Booker and Bob Menendez continue to undermine Biden’s call for noncorporate judicial appointees.
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The Confrontations Are Coming
Why Democrats have to be bold and careful at the same time
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Jim Clyburn Undercuts the Democratic Police Reform Bill
In the middle of negotiations over eliminating qualified immunity for police officers, Clyburn says it’s not needed for the overall bill.
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America’s Hopeful Democratic Future
Today on TAP: The U.S. reaches one of history’s crucial inflection points
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The Gravel Institute Punches Up
To counter right-wing organizations with deep pockets and powerful ties, like PragerU, the Gravel Institute builds a progressive grassroots coalition.
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Maloney Yanks DeJoy-Friendly Provision From Postal Bill After Union Complains
A provision that would have allowed the U.S. Postal Service to set its own delivery standards is removed, but penalties for noncompliance with targets are also gone.