A new defense of the monopolization of the U.S. economy relies on cherry-picked data and misleading arguments.
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Posted inBooks, Featured, July/August 2018, Magazine
United We Fall
The more homogenous the parties become, the uglier the divide between them.
Posted inBooks, Featured, July/August 2018, Magazine
Party Faithful
Why being a Republican makes you more religious, and not just the other way around.
Posted inPolitics
The Misguided Attacks on the Boycott Israel Movement
By trying to silence BDS supporters, Jewish groups have instead given them a megaphone.
Posted inFeatured, Politics
John McCain and the American Century Struggle to Survive
The ailing senator is the last of a generation of Republicans who promoted American global leadership.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
When Cruelty Is Paired With Incompetence and Dishonesty
The Trump administration can’t reunite migrant children with their parents because they don’t know who or where they are.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal
The Report the Senate Doesn’t Want You to See
By issuing its Russia report on the eve of July 4th, the Senate Intelligence Committee limited its exposure.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
I’d Rather Have My Child Running Our Foreign Affairs
Trump is dangerous because he thinks he understands the world when he knows absolutely nothing.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
Pandering to Trump Voters on Immigration is Pointless
If tougher immigration policies could help Democrats politically, it would have already happened.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal
Who Gets Permission to Be Angry in America?
The double standard is constantly validated in ways that are sometimes obvious and others that are more subtle.
