For all their differences, House Democrats need to unite around a pro-worker agenda. The party also needs a smart way to winnow its immense field of presidential prospects.
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Republicans Finally Find Major Perpetrators of Ballot Fraud—and It’s Them!
The ballot fraud in North Carolina’s Ninth Congressional District deserves severe punishment—just as Republicans contend. Let’s see if they agree.
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Republicans Who Slap Voters in the Face May Be in for a Nasty Surprise
Republican power grabs in the Midwest could cost the GOP dearly in 2020.
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The Democrats Are Being Pulled Both to the Left and to the Center
The 2018 election showed two separate and contrary developments.
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How America’s Bluest State Can Be a Model for the Other 49
A 12-step program for the California economy—and maybe America’s
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Republicans Against Democracy
The GOP war on political norms didn’t start with Trump.Â
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What the Democrats Must Do First
Absent radical reform of our politics, they’ll always be at a disadvantage. So will we.
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Want a Democrat in the White House? Reform the Primaries
With anywhere from ten to 30 presidential candidates, only ranked-choice voting can produce a viable nominee.
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Everywhere’s in Play: Ballot Initiatives and the Midterms
Even red state voters go against free-market dogma when economic well-being is on the ballot.
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Read It and Weep: Georgia Lawsuit Paints Stark Portrait of Voter Suppression
Republicans have scoffed at allegations of voting rights violations in Georgia, but a lawsuit filed by Stacey Abrams allies catalogues disenfranchisement in grim detail.
