Democrats have an odd history of throwing out the good and the bad when it comes to their presidents. They shouldn’t repeat that mistake.
Build Back Better
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What America Can Learn From Tulsa
In Oklahoma’s second-largest city, a new vision of economic development is being born.
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The Memphis Post-COVID Community College Blues
In the best of times, poor students struggle against long odds to graduate—and these are not the best of times.
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Lessons From Joe Manchin’s March to Victory
Progressives miscalculated, thinking that big proposals would change the debate, and closing their minds to the possibility of persuading their political opponents. Biden and Schumer saw the bigger picture.
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The Case for Bill Clinton’s Economic Record
No, progressives, the former president wasn’t some neoliberal corporatist helping the rich. Clinton delivered the strongest economy of the past half century and helped working families.
