Price increases, a broader economic frustration built over decades, and an inability to articulate what’s being done about any of it
Election 2024
My Political Depression Problem—and Ours
Granular study of the ever-more-authoritarian right didn’t demoralize the author as much as reaction from the left.
The Support Our Public Services Briefly Had—and Still Need
And how President Biden can make that goal a better campaign theme
Half of Democrats (Never Mind Republicans) Think We’re in a Recession
Today on TAP: If we’re that deep into a vibe-cession come the fall, it will be very difficult for Biden to win.
Why You Should Care About the Trump Trial
Any other politician in American history would be ruined by this story. Trump should be.
Debating Trump
Will Biden’s gamble pay off, after the Trump campaign’s surprising acceptance of the debate terms?
Is Reversing Biden’s Working-Class Slump Even Possible?
A new survey of key swing states shows how it could be done, but—granting its necessity—it sure sounds difficult.
Baltimore Strikes Back
How abortion plus Charm City infrastructure miscues could torpedo Larry Hogan’s Senate chances
Money Misses the Mark in Maryland
Despite spending $62 million of his own fortune on the Democratic Senate primary, Rep. David Trone lost last night to county executive Angela Alsobrooks.

