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Elizabeth Warren’s Evolving Position on Health Care Reform
The candidate who has a plan for everything hasn’t produced one on an issue that is of major concern to voters.
It’s Not a Two-Way Race Between Biden and Warren—At Least Not Yet
The media wants a fight between the rock and the rock star, but Bernie Sanders isn’t going away.
The Democratic Primaries Have Been Surprisingly Stable
It looks like a four-way race without much movement among the other twenty candidates.
Can a Conservative Sell America on Elizabeth Warren’s Economic Plan?
Tucker Carlson endorsed parts of the Massachusetts senator’s proposal. What he left out is telling.
How to Campaign When Nothing Is Possible
It makes no sense to propose incredibly unpopular legislation that has no prospect of being enacted.
The Democratic Debates Are Not Helping the Party’s Cause
By adopting policies that are highly unpopular, the candidates are putting what should be an easy win at great risk.
What Sanders and Warren Get Wrong on Free College
Their plans would bake into place the injustices of the current system. Here’s a better approach.
Did Elizabeth Warren Fatally Wound Herself in the Debate?
By endorsing the abolition of private health insurance, she either covered her flank or planted a general election time bomb.
Live Blog: First Democratic Primary Debate
Warren. Booker. Beto. Klobuchar. Who will stand out on night one? We’re providing analysis in real time.

