Two presidents with radically different agendas agreed on these.
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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.
It’s Policy, Stupid
Why progressives need real solutions to real problems.
The Two Bad Explanations for Trump’s Airstrikes in Syria
Is the president a foolish hothead or a cynical opportunist?
Can and Should Mitch McConnell Go Nuclear?
The Senate majority leader could be in for a rude awakening.
How States Can Defeat Trumpism
The wounded Democratic Party would be wise to learn from Delaware, says the state’s former governor.
Will Outrage Fatigue Allow Trump to Survive?
Trump and his enablers are betting on the likelihood that many Americans will become comfortably numb to his antics.
Judge Gorsuch and What Could Have Been
Since the 1970s, I spent my career hoping to one day witness the return of a liberal Supreme Court. Now I’ll never have the chance.

