clinton

What Kind of Endgame Does the Sanders Campaign Want?

By Dan Nexon

In 2020 Democractic Primary

On March 16, 2020

Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Over the last few days I've occasionally forgotten that we're in the midst of a nomination contest between two candidates in the high-risk category for COVID-19. The fact that they're in the high-risk category isn't what I space on. It's that...

foreign policy

Russian Electoral Intervention: Strategic Genius or Something Else?

By Dan Nexon

On July 19, 2018

The idea of Putin as a master strategist, like a sock missing its match, keeps showing up now and again. Certainly, when compared to.

General

The DNC and Clinton: Separating Signal From Noise

By Dan Nexon

On November 3, 2017

There's been a lot of chatter over Donna Brazile's excerpt from her new book, which ran yesterday in Politico. The discussion centers on.

Area Man, Come Undone by Trump’s Election, Accuses Democrats of Coming Undone by Trump’s Election. And by “Area Man,” I mean “Glenn Greenwald”

By Dan Nexon

In General

On March 9, 2017

I've been a member of the Lawyers, Guns and Money team for some months now, and yet I believe that I've written only one post criticizing Glenn Greenwald. As I'm clearly not meeting my quota, I need to say a few word about this particular monstrosity...

Robert Farley

2016

By Robert Farley

On November 5, 2012

This has all the coherence that we've come to expect from Major Intellectual Newt Gingrich: “Once we deal with the issue we’ll have a permanent majority for a generation,” said.