Taking on corporate concentration has gone from a fringe idea to a key plank of the party’s strategy. Here’s how that happened—and why it matters.
Democrats
Posted inBooks, College Guide, Magazine, Main, September/October 2017
Identity Crisis
Liberalism needs a broader collective vision to break free of its captivity to the political interests of narrow groups.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Broadening the Definition of the Forgotten Man/Woman
Contrary to what you hear in the media, white rural voters aren’t the only ones who are feeling silenced.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Dems Should Be Confident But Not Overconfident
The Democrats look poised to get some big wins…in the short-term.
Posted inPolitical Animal
What Unites and Divides Democrats
It’s not the big picture, but the specifics of how we achieve it.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Liberals Need to Make the Case For Government Programs That Work
New research adds to evidence that social welfare programs are good for people and the economy.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Learning From Dems Who Win in Red Areas
Democrats in Illinois just flipped a bunch of municipal-level seats. Are they on to something?
Posted inPolitical Animal
Legislating: What Underlies the West Wing Split
The hard reality of implementing policies is overtaking Trump’s fantasy promises.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Does Trump Really Want a Grand Bargain With Democrats?
Trump thinks that Democrats will want to work with him. He’s wrong.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Democratic Ideas on How to Improve Health Care Are Complicated Too
Democrats have an opportunity to offer a counter-proposal to Trumpcare, but can they agree on one?
