Both of these are good points, I think: It’s important to recall that the very act of being a persuadable voter is very odd, so it shouldn’t be too surprising if the things that are persuasive to
Farhad Manjoo is appropriately unsparing about California’s SB 50 getting killed in the state Senate: The bill had garnered support from a diverse coalition of business and advocacy groups, and
The potential scourge of fair elections in two states has been stopped in its tracks pending the Supreme Court’s inevitable ruling that anything Republican minorities need to do to maintain powe
You may remember Naomi Wolf from such crackpot views as “our benevolent state and local overlords could not possibly be cracking down on Occupy on their own” and “the U.S. military w
Harvey Weinstein is a reverse Midas: If all had gone according to plan, nearly every time someone were to watch Wind River, a 2017 film about the death of a Northern Arapaho woman on the Wind River Re
A lot of interesting stuff in this new Quinnipiac poll, but this is particularly interesting: And that’s with only Kennedy’s wingnut-in-full last term providing a picture of where the Cour
Kim Kelly has emerged as one of the smartest journalists working on the labor movement. Here, she’s trying to think through the disconnect between the labor movement and the Green New Deal: That
Trump’s lawyer is going to do all he can to deflect attention from Russia’s intervention into the 2016 elections to portray Trump as the real victim of the investigation: President Trump t