Democrats must deliver some quick wins to satisfy their new coalition. It won’t be easy.
Anne Kim
Anne Kim is a Senior Editor at Washington Monthly and the author of Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America’s Poor (New Press, 2024). Anne is also a Senior Fellow at FutureEd and the author of Abandoned: America’s Lost Youth and the Crisis of Disconnection, winner of the 2020 Goddard Riverside Stephan Russo Book Prize for Social Justice. Anne is on Bluesky @anne-s-kim.bsky.social.
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Your Vote Is Your Voice
We’re two days away from what could be the most consequential election in U.S. history.
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A Bumper Crop of Bad Candidates Running This November
Editor Nate Weisberg counts down the five worst.
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Crooks and Cranks
The GOP is putting up a bumper crop of subpar candidates this cycle. Here’s our countdown of the five worst.
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How Trump Crushed the GOP Establishment
Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how history and party mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable. The party may never recover.
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Third Way’s Jim Kessler discusses the think tank’s new policy agenda for middle-class America.
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Democrats’ Next Big Ideas
Third Way offers a “new economic bargain” with the middle-class: “If you’re busting your butt, you should be able to get ahead.”
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Why Political Polling Seems So Unreliable
Veteran pollster Stefan Hankin points to several factors wrecking polling’s reputation.
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Is Political Polling Broken?
Veteran pollster Stefan Hankin reveals the industry secrets that help explain why polls seem so unreliable.
