And it may cost them in next year’s midterms.
Political Animal
The GOP’s Faux Outrage Over Haitian Migrants at the Texas Border
These people are fleeing a violent regime. Why is the Biden administration sending them back to a humanitarian nightmare?
Senate Democrats Have a Big New Corporate Tax Idea
Targeting out-of-control CEO pay could bring progressives and moderates together.
Memo to Nick Kristof: Forget Governor. Run for City Council.
As the New York Times columnist considers becoming a politician, he should think local.
Terry McAuliffe Is Right: Glenn Youngkin is Trumpy. But Can That Win Him Virginia?
The former Democratic governor wants his old job back, but his Republican opponent may not be scary enough.
The Newest GOP Plan to Maintain Minority Rule
Republicans know demography isn’t on their side. Their response? To try to redraw legislative districts based on voting age.
Why Tax Reform Is So Hard
Democrats want “fairness” and to “tax the rich.” Each is an admirable goal, but they come at a political price.
Adjunct Professors Need a Better Ground Game
Colleges and universities increasingly rely on contingent faculty and pay them next to nothing. It’s time to create statewide adjunct unions to increase their power.
The Case for a Smaller Reconciliation Bill
Democrats shouldn’t obsess about $3.5 trillion or curse Joe Manchin. Smaller still gets you a lot—and it’s easier to sell.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump Have an Eerily Similar Border Policy
A frightening new report reveals how the U.S. keeps sending legitimate asylum seekers into harm’s way.

