It’s currently a contest between Kamala Harris, Susan Rice, Tammy Duckworth and Elizabeth Warren.
Martin Longman
Martin Longman is the web editor for the Washington Monthly. See all his writing at ProgressPond.com
How Joe Biden Will Pick His Running Mate
There are no perfect choices, so it all may come down to the interview.
A Dam Breaks As Whites Abandon the GOP
According to new polling, Joe Biden is close to erasing Trump’s advantage with Caucasian voters.
How Conservative Ideology Twists the Republican Party in Knots
The only way to rescue Americans from the pandemic is to go against everything they claim to believe.
Slipping In the Polls, Trump Revives the Coronavirus Briefing
The president doesn’t care about the pandemic. He only cares about his reelection.
Why Biden Might Be Trump’s Kryptonite
The president is running against a likable candidate—and that could render him powerless.
The Futility of Journalists Interviewing Donald Trump
Everything he told Chris Wallace on Sunday was wrong—catastrophically wrong.
The GOP’s Self-Perpetuating Racist Wheel of Death
What will become of the Republican Party once it realizes white nationalism is non-viable?
Shut Everything Down and Remove Trump
It’s the only thing right now that can prevent an even worse catastrophe.
It’s Biden, Not Trump, Who Has the Enthusiasm Advantage
The former VP doesn’t have a cult following like the president, but all the energy is on his side.

