Bernie Sanders backers in Democrats’ Kentucky delegation, which was among the convention’s most divided, explain what made them angry and how they are moving forward.
Election 2016
The Three Powerful Messages of the Democratic Convention
The final night of the convention in Philadelphia was an argument for diversity—and against Trump.
Dispatches From Philadelphia: Day 4
Day 4 of the Prospect’s ongoing coverage from inside and outside the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
Black Lives Matter Movement Splintering at DNC
Protests against police violence worked their way through downtown Philadelphia, in opposition to Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Convention.
Q&A: The Education Stakes in Election 2016
A conversation with NEA President Lily Eskelsen García on what 2016 means for K-12 education.
Obama Confronts Trump’s Shaky Grasp of Democracy
Contrasting sharply with the Republican message last week, the president stressed democratic values.
Why Netanyahu Suddenly Wants a Deal on U.S. Aid
The prime minister, in an attack of good sense, realizes that a GOP victory may not be good news for Israel.
No Running Mate, Perez Still Stumps for Clinton
When Hillary Clinton picked Virginia Senator Tim Kaine as her running mate last week, there was a predictable collective groan from progressives, particularly Latinos, who had been hoping for a selection more squarely in their camp. Among those on the final shortlist, Tom Perez had been the clear favorite of many progressives looking for Clinton […]
How the DNC Avoided a Philly Airport Worker Strike
Faced with the prospect of an airport strike that could have blocked convention delegates from landing in Philadelphia, senior Democratic officials pressured American Airlines to the bargaining table.
Dispatches From Philadelphia: Day 3
Day 3 of the Prospect’s ongoing coverage from inside and outside the 2016 Democratic National Convention.

