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Democratic Candidates Should Shred Interest-Group Questionnaires
They are landmine-laden, jargon-filled traps for anyone trying to build a winning coalition. Just ask Kamala Harris.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Three Justices and a Fatal Mistake
Lewis Powell, Harry Blackmun, and John Paul Stevens allowed the death penalty to return. Then they disavowed it.
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Let’s Create “Town Hall Night in America”
It’s time for Democrats to institutionalize our oldest form of democracy
Posted inRussia’s War on Ukraine
How Ukraine Can Survive Without America
The European Union has the means to stop Russian aggression—if it has the will
Posted inEducation
The Lumina Foundation’s Ambitious but Attainable Goal for American Postsecondary Education
Its aim is that by 2040, 75 percent of adults in the U.S. labor force will have college degrees or other valuable credentials.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Trump Escalates His War on Independent Regulatory Agencies
Trump Escalates His War on Independent Regulatory Agencies: His February executive order and the firing of a labor relations board member are the latest moves in a multi-decade right-wing campaign to legitimate an authoritarian presidency.
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Trump’s Historically Bad First Month of Polls Should Terrify Republicans
Trump’s Historically Bad First Month of Polls Should Terrify Republicans. A steady presidential poll slide with a midterm election on the horizon could, and should, focus the mind.
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Trump’s Sober Pick for Veterans Affairs Has His Work Cut Out
Former Representative Doug Collins offers a reassuring vision for the department helping nine million veterans each year. But the VA’s needs and his support for privatization don’t augur well.
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It’s a Good Thing Democrats Didn’t Pack the Courts
Without an independent judiciary, the Constitution would be no match for Donald Trump’s authoritarian impulses.
