I can remember sitting at a thesis defense which eventually got around to the normative position that allowing felons to vote would be good for the Democratic party. The conversation, like many, appro
The links between campaign management style and presidential leadership are often overblown, but a Sanders’ presidency likely would look very much like a Sanders campaign. Burns’ and Marti
A 19th century style president has created a good old fashioned 19th century-style financial panic. I’m reminded of the Panic of 1893 which plunged the economy into a depression/recession for about
Steve Bullock is (very probably) running for Senate after his every so slight shot at the Presidency. Bullock was the kind of candidate who, perhaps in 2004, would have been ideal: young-ish blu
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 that Bloomb
The race loses another candidate who has a greater chance of surviving coronavirus than the top three candidates. The Buttigieg campaign was heavily focused on the development and articulation of poli
Buttigieg and Klobuchar shake hands after the South Carolina debate, unlike the Nevada debate. Perhaps they realize they might make a strong ticket? They share a number of similarities: they’re
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. Sanders