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Political Animal
Biden’s Suburban Victory Should Worry Both Parties and the Country
The Democrats cannot rely on a stable alliance between cities and suburbs, while the Republicans will be more dependent than ever on racist politics if they can’t make a suburban comeback.
By Enfranchising Parolees, California Voters Notch Win for Justice
Passage of Prop 17, overlooked amid presidential race, is important step in fight against structural racism.
Trump’s Enablers Rush to Parler to Escape Fact Checkers
The hot, social media app favored by the MAGA crowd lets the disinformation flow freely and is a reminder that lies and chaos won’t disappear on January 20.
How Trump’s Lawlessness Speeds the Pandemic
Republican leaders are openly defying public safety orders, but the delegitimization of Biden’s electoral victory may have more long-term consequences.
Worthwhile Canadian Initiative
How Joe Biden can get America building again
Spotify, Podcasts, and The War for Your Ears
The streaming giant is building a podcast empire. It’s all part of a high-stakes battle to dominate the once home-spun world of podcasting. Is power being concentrated in too few hands?
Arizona is Now Blue, But Will It Stay That Way?
The state could remain competitive, like Nevada, or move safely blue, like Virginia and Colorado.
Reefer Madness
In Minnesota, pro-marijuana third parties have siphoned votes from Democrats. Republicans seem to be orchestrating it. An object lesson in political cynicism.
What Joe Biden Could Learn From Harry Truman About Hiring Republicans
Don’t give a cabinet department to a GOP has-been, says a leading free marketer. Pepper the government with a few real but loyal conservatives in advisory, not operational, roles.

