Andy Burnham has built his political identity around Britain’s neglected industrial communities. His premiership may depend on whether he can deliver for them.
Michael Bloomberg
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Greenland and the Benjamins
There’s a method behind Trump’s madness and it’s colored green.
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New York City’s Long Winter of Discontent
New York City’s Long Winter of Discontent. Crime, corruption, and congestion are all part of a city where no one knows if the mayor may go to jail or Andrew Cuomo could return.
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Andrew Yang’s Road Not Taken
If the puckish former presidential candidate wants to own the libs or stay semi-famous, there was a better way to go.
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How Democrats Can Put Bloomberg’s Money to Good Use
It’s high time the party spent some time and resources on Nebraska’s Second District.
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The Arrogance of Michael Bloomberg
He thought his record wouldn’t matter if he just spent enough money.
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The Nevada Debate Was Entertaining and Revealing
When the candidates let their emotions rule them, they gave us a better picture of what drives them.Â
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Moderate Democrats Should Join Forces If They Want to Beat Sanders
Otherwise, he will ride to the nomination without winning over a majority of Democratic voters.
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Finally, Good News for the Jews
There are three Jewish candidates for president—and nobody seems to care yet that they are Jewish.
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Michael Bloomberg Will Be the Elephant at the Democratic Debate
At the last Democratic debate before Iowa, we’ll see jousting among the progressive and moderate wings, as they compete to be the alternative to Bloombergism. Â
