The anti-kleptocracy campaigns of the Michigan lawmaker were ahead of their time.
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First 100: Where’s the Michigan Vaccine Surge?
Plus, more executive action options to lower drug prices.
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Federal Mask Mandate Is No Defense Against Hostile Riders
The mandate gives transit, passenger rail, and airline employees new levels of authority. But enforcement remains a major challenge for anyone dealing with screaming, punching, or worse.
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The Obama Brand Is Not as Strong as Democrats Think
Softness in the Black vote and approval of the Affordable Care Act shows that the world has moved on since 2016, and Democrats need new ideas.
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Labor’s Electoral Strategy: It’s Not Enough to Reach Our Members
Two extensive union programs—one long established, one new—are focusing on swaying working-class voters who, like most Americans, don’t belong to unions.
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Will Joe Biden Keep Michigan Blue?
In 2018, voters chose moderate and progressive Democratic women for key state and federal offices. The presidential election could solidify that trend.
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Why Cori Bush Succeeded
And what her victory means for progressive politics and the Congressional Black Caucus
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Progressive Challenges and Conservative Last Stands in Today’s Elections
A guide to today’s biggest primaries in Missouri, Washington, Michigan, Arizona, and Kansas
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A New Voice for Arab Americans
What a young Yemeni American running for state rep in Michigan says about changing politics nationwide
