Michael Kazin always has good things to say and one of the things he notes here is that not only is it necessary to rebuild unions to rebuild the Democratic Party's attraction to working class voters, but that it's a bit rich to say that...
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For years, I found Democrats' fear to engage in an open defense of abortion frustrating. How did it help to couch your defense as "safe, legal, and rare" for example?.
Being overly optimistic here perhaps, but Dayen notes that if Democrats do win the House and the presidency and hold onto the Senate, they may face a problem of a.
The White House, CC BY 3.0 US https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/deed.en, via Wikimedia Commons This is a long post. You can skip to the end and get a summary. Also, I'm sure it's full of typos. I've been extremely resistant to the idea that we should replace Biden....
Since Democrats are, you know, in array, pundits now have to think about what that means. Of course Michael Tomasky is far better than your average pundit, so he's thought.
It's been remarkable that so many Democratic political candidates are now showing up on picket lines. Even in the golden age of American unionism, it's not as if Harry Truman.
When people debate how bad their state Democratic Party is and they come up with answers such as Illinois and New York, I just laugh. Because Rhode Island, that's where the true insanity is. See, the thing about being a Democrat in Rhode Island is...
Sean McElwee has a great piece on the point that there really is zero middle ground on issues of racial justice and thus there is no reason for candidates to.
Above: No, Not that Doug Jones I can't as say I am usually in the habit of wholeheartedly endorsing James Carville's strategy for the Democratic Party, but he is absolutely.