Progressives have increasingly embraced the idea of “Medicare for All,” but a public option would more tangibly ameliorate our healthcare woes.
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This Group of Voters Could Decide the 2018 Elections
Democrats can’t afford to ignore so-called ‘Stuck in the Middle’ voters.
Only 32 Percent of Millennials Approve of Trump
Forty-one percent of 18-29 year-olds give Trump an ‘F’.
The Media’s Latest Campaign to Normalize Trump
After the Syria strikes, the press has mistakenly found new respect for Trump.
Desperately Insecure, President Trump Holds a Fan Rally To Avoid a Comedy Roast
Trump’s actions are weak, humorless and thin-skinned.
Trumpcare Is Back—and It’s Still Terrible for Sick People
Republicans are trying to jumpstart failed Trumpcare by latching on to failed high-risk pools.
Strange Budget Bedfellows: Programs Targeted for Cuts by Both Trump and Obama
Two presidents with radically different agendas agreed on these.
What We Can Learn From the History of Georgia’s Sixth District
Ossoff’s strong showing in a GOP stronghold could be the start of a new realignment.
Hillary Clinton’s Inconceivably Big Losses
Hillary didn’t lose because of her under-achievement in blue areas.
How a Little-Known Standardized Test Harms Community College Students
The Accuplacer test funnels students into costly remedial classes that many probably don’t need.

