Trump’s is desperately throwing red meat to his base to save himself, but it’s not working.
David Atkins
Follow David on Twitter @DavidOAtkins. David Atkins is a Washington Monthly contributing writer, activist, and research professional living in Santa Barbara as well as an elected DNC Member from California. He is president of The Pollux Group, a qualitative research firm.
A Paper-Ripping Perfect Metaphor for the Toddler Presidency
The president is violating the law again in the most infantile way possible.
Does Winning Affluent Districts Require Selling Out The Poor?
‘Cross-pressured’ voters give Democrats flexibility to be good on both economic and social justice.
How Would This Look Different If Putin Were Giving Trump His Marching Orders?
Trump’s behavior makes little sense otherwise.
Trump Is Trying His Usual Bully Tactics at G7. But They Won’t Work.
Trump will exhaust himself before the European Union does.
The Not-So-Subtle Racism of Trump’s Pardons
Trump’s high-profile pardons of people of color are themselves an act of subtle racism.
Millennials Still Need Radical Economic Solutions on Housing and Debt
The desperate rage of an entire generation isn’t going away.
A Lesson for Political Journalism from the Golden Age of TV
Could more “previously on” recaps of the news help keep the public better informed?
Sorry, Mr. Obama. Unity Is Not Coming, and One Side Has To Win
One side has to win, and California has already shown the way forward.
Ripping Parents from Their Children and Then Losing Them Is Cruel and Inhuman
This should not be happening in the United States in the 21st century.

