Back in the late 90s, I was active in progressive Tennessee politics for a couple of years, when I lived in Knoxville. It was the most active I've been in my life in terms of real organizing and such. Something about living in a place...
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Lis Smith from Majority Democrats sat down with the Times' John Guida for a really interesting conversation on changes in the Democratic Party and the type of communication strategies they.
Mikie Sherill should be waltzing to victory. And she probably will win the governor of New Jersey race tomorrow, but it's hardly the kind of statement that Democrats will be.
It ain't no easy thing to do, but we do have to give Democrats a surprising amount of credit here for not caving to the Republicans over the shutdown. It seems fairly clear to me that Republicans fully expected Democrats to cave. And why wouldn't...
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NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo conducts press briefing and makes a presentation at the 3rd Avenue office in New York on July 23, 2020. Governor, announced that President Trump will not.
Maybe. But also, maybe not. As Paul pointed out earlier, this country is a complete disaster and Trump is no less popular now than he was in his first term, despite this term being vastly worse. I'd like to think that this horrifying spending bill...
I remain unconvinced by anyone who says that their personal political positions are the best route back to power for Democrats. But I remain highly convinced that one huge problem.
The reason why it's frankly idiotic to say that we shouldn't be having discussions about the future of the Democratic Party and instead just all get behind Democrats to oppose.
WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 13: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (C) (D-NY) meets with newly-elected Democratic senators-elect Kyrsten Sinema (L) (D-AZ) and Jacky Rosen (R) (D-NV) in his office at the U.S. Capitol November 13, 2018 in Washington, DC. Both Sinema and Rosen were formerly...
WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 13: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (C) (D-NY) meets with newly-elected Democratic senators-elect Kyrsten Sinema (L) (D-AZ) and Jacky Rosen (R) (D-NV) in his office at.
So, in part I'm hesitant to link to this New York Times op-ed about Democrats and communication that came out yesterday. I obviously just linked to it but I think.