It's over. Look, I would prefer Sanders to Biden too, but it's all over now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4HW33SgZlM
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Tonight, Michael Bloomberg is upping his ad game to make a three minute primetime announcement regarding the coronavirus on two major networks. Such an address is likely designed to show.
With 60% of the votes counted in Nevada, Sanders has matched his 2016 showing with about 47% of the Democratic County Convention Delegates; not-Sanders still wins the state, but barely. .
Any analysis of Michael Bloomberg as a potential Democratic candidate should start with the fact that (with the possible exception of Tulsi, who doesn't really count given that she's pretty much openly campaigning for a the-party-left-me Fox News sinecure as opposed to the Democratic nomination...
Bloomberg's comments about redlining were fine, says a column in the NYT: Community organizers and fair-housing advocates accused him this week of embracing a “myth” that blames minorities for bankers’.
It would be highly disturbing that Michael Bloomberg is using a tsunami of money to buy himself into contention for the Democratic nomination if he had good politics. Needless to.
The bedbug speaketh: Because the voters who will matter in the election — that is, those who live neither in deep blue nor deep red states — want a centrist. Democrats in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona and Florida tell pollsters they want “a...
Generally speaking, I think the "would Bernie have won?" debate is kind of interesting as a thought experiment, without being terribly productive in practical terms. . We know that Clinton lost, and we.
As I observed yesterday, one reason AmericansElectUnityNoLabels efforts are always trainwrecks is that the funders behind them are devoted to giving voters as little of what they want as possible. .
Arbitrary police harassment of citizens in Chicago is remarkably pervasive: Perhaps the most startling finding of the ACLU report is that during the summer of 2014, CPD conducted more than a quarter million stops of civilians that did not lead to an arrest. When comparing...
Speaking of the New Gilded Age, Michael Bloomberg sure is the perfect plutocrat/political leader for it: It was only a matter of time — assuming Michael Bloomberg couldn't run out.
As I've noted several times, the best argument against the Supreme Court's evisceration of the Voting Rights Act is the remarkably poor quality of the arguments defending it (including the.