I've been holding onto this article about remaking the Democratic Party for awhile to consider it more but I don't know that I have that much more to say except.
Hamilton Nolan has a good piece here on the state of labor vis-a-vis politics, both in terms of the limits of what the present Democratic Party can even do and.
Greg Sargent has a good piece in the Post thinking through what it means for Michigan to overturn its right to work law. Specifically, what does this signal about the.
State-level one-party control; source: 270towin.com Paul Musgrave has recommendations for the coming lame-duck session. They're all very sensible. Some, such as action on the debt limit and a big aid.
Michael Kazin is one of the most important historians of labor and the left in recent decades and was until not long ago one of the long-time editors of Dissent..
These are very frustrating times for a lot of us because Manchin and Sinema and Gottheimer and Schrader and a handful of Democrats who exist to represent big donors instead.
Sean McCaffity I've known Sean McCaffity since he was in high school—and probably since I was in high school, but I'm not entirely sure. We both debated in high school.
My general position on the 2020 presidential nomination is that all of the candidates, except for Tulsi Gabbard or Michael Bloomberg if he runs, are basically acceptable and all believe.
