A repeat of the 2016 primary pitting establishment against insurgent would not be good for Democrats.
Bernie Sanders
Promising Transformational Change Won’t Ignite African American Voters
They have historically supported more pragmatic candidates.
Pundits Don’t Understand Joe Biden’s Base of Support
The former vice president is the most popular candidate with non-white Democrats.
What if Big Business Falls In Completely With Trumpism?
Fearful business leaders who support nationalism in exchange for protection have aided fascism in the past.
The Fallacy of Evaluating Which Candidate Is More Progressive
Among those that are described as the most progressive, there is no uproar in favor of impeachment.
On Biden, Sanders, and the Chances of a Brokered Convention
My early predictions are becoming less outliers than received wisdom, and it’s freaking people out.
Democrats Should Focus on a Campaign of Ideas, Not Motives
Here’s what we can learn from the exchange between ThinkProgress and the Sanders campaign.
Biden and Sanders Are In the 2020 Driver’s Seat
They remain the best-known Democratic candidates heading into the primaries.
The Left Wants to Pick a Fight It Cannot Lose
Will the business community rally behind Trumpism to ward off an economically populist movement on the left?
A New Way to Evaluate Presidential Candidates
How someone engages in competition can tell us a lot about them.

