Unlike John McCain, here’s one fellow who will never be confused for a statesman: [Massachusetts] State Representative Geoff Diehl, in an effort to ramp up immigration-focused attacks on US Senator Elizabeth Warren, [has] released a campaign video [asserting] that 20 people a day — or the equivalent of “over 7,000 people every year” — are […]
2018 midterm elections
Democrats Field Competitive Candidates for Governor in the Midwest and South
If successful, they will be the next big step in building Democratic majorities.
The 2018 Battle Between Fusion Politics and White Patriarchy
The midterm elections are the next event in a collision that has been building for a long time.
Is Being Authentic, Progressive, and Inclusive a Winning Strategy for Democrats?
After yesterday’s primaries, that will be tested in states like Georgia, Florida and Arizona.
The Right’s Lethal Loathing of the LGBTQ Community
I guess plotting to have people of color harmed or killed at the hands of law enforcement didn’t provide enough of a rush for these folks. Now, they think threatening the lives of LGBTQ Americans is one heck of a way to make America great again: Vermont’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate, who is transgender, said Tuesday […]
Republicans Are the Ones Who Want to Talk About Impeachment
Heading into the midterms, Democrats will focus on meeting the needs of their constituents.
The Voter Registration Drive That Could Reshape the 2018 Midterms
NextGen America is targeting liberal college students across America, and trying to keep them politically engaged long after Election Day.
Republicans to Women: Don’t Run This Year
They are further entrenching themselves as the party of straight white men.
Elections Are More Complicated Than National Trends Indicate
The November midterms won’t just be about national trends or local issues.
Whatever Happened to ‘All Politics is Local?’
Democrats are running on issues that are particularly salient in their districts.

