Harold Meyerson Archives - Page 15 of 38

Informed Citizens and the Mob

In their final Granite State appeals, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders seek different kinds of followers.

John Kasich evokes Jimmy Stewart, balanced budgets, and the snows of yesteryear.

Marco’s stumbling on Saturday meant a good debate night for Trump, and quite possibly for Democrats too.

Not to put too fine a point on it: Disinvesting in productive enterprise and rewarding themselves for doing it

The party has moved left in response to hard times. That should help it at the polls—but will it?

As Sunday’s debate highlighted, Clinton is much more comfortable addressing a wide range of topics than Sanders.

Could Obama have done a better job bringing us together? No way!

Janus, like Friedrichs before it, accomplishes two things: It smashes unions and could help defeat Democrats.

Trump and Cruz’s “immigrant horde” ads are just the latest in an 80-year tradition of GOP demagogy and lies.

The dramatic widening of income inequality reflects how the corporate mission has shifted over the last 35 years.