It makes no sense to portray Sanders as leading a charge against Israel.
Election 2016
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Race, Class, Jobs, and the 2016 Earthquake
Economic and racial inequality have finally entered mainstream discussion—but the political fallout is up for grabs.
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Donald Trump’s Ignorant Honesty
Unlike the career politicians he’s competing against, the Donald never learned what he is and isn’t supposed to say.
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Big Money Descends on Big Senate Races
Big money isn’t just pouring into the 2016 presidential race-which is already on pace to break several campaign spending records. The campaign-finance arms race has also driven big money into several contentious U.S. Senate races much earlier than usual. “Early money is like yeast, or so goes the saying, implying that when you raise and […]
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Big GOP Senate Spending May Fall Short
Democrats may be vastly outspent in this year’s Senate contests, but their momentum is building anyway.
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Could Paul Ryan Be the Koch Brothers’ Dream Candidate?
They’ve got the machinery in place to run a presidential candidacy. All that’s missing is the candidate.
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Sanders, Socialism, and the Shafted Generation
Behind Bernie’s unlikely appeal is a generation marred by precarious employment and economic disruption.
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The Democrats as a Movement Party
What would it take to get the “broken engine of progressive politics” working again?
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Barack Obama Is Looking Better and Better
His approval ratings are up. It might have something to do with the clowns on the other side.
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Not Chicago 1968, but Berlin 1932
If left leaning activists are serious about their characterization of Trump as a fascist, then they better get serious about the problem of unity.
