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Displaying all articles tagged:
The Democratic Party
vision 2020
Mar. 11, 2020
Joe Biden Is a Tool (But Progressives Can Use Him)
Biden’s (likely) nomination is cause for disappointment but not despair.
By
Eric Levitz
interesting times
Nov. 2, 2018
Andrew Sullivan: Can the Republic Strike Back?
Trump’s anti-democratic impulses have shaped American public life for two years now. Election Day is a chance to shift that dynamic.
By
Andrew Sullivan
centrism
Oct. 18, 2018
America Already Has a Centrist Party. It’s Called the Democrats.
Are you part of the “Exhausted Majority” that opposes both Donald Trump
and
far-left activists? Good news: there’s a party for you.
By
Eric Levitz
Nov. 7, 2017
One Year After Trump’s Victory, the Democrats Aren’t in Disarray
The first 12 months of the Trump presidency have been better for Democrats than most would have ever imagined.
By
Eric Levitz
oops
Oct. 31, 2017
The Dysfunction of the Democratic Party, Distilled in One Tweet
It’s just one tweet. But, boy, does this tweet fail on multiple levels — and in revealing ways.
By
Jesse Singal
Mar. 8, 2017
The Problem With the Democratic Party in One Milquetoast Tweet
The bill that would unravel Barack Obama’s signature law and throw millions off of their insurance needs to be…revised?
By
Eric Levitz
Dec. 1, 2016
What Bernie Sanders Gets Right About Identity Politics
Identity-based critiques of economic reductionism have become tools for obscuring the divergent interests of rich and poor Democrats.
By
Eric Levitz