Can You Be a Pro-Life Democrat?
In a desperate bid to win seats back, Democrats are striving to be more inclusive to all potential allies. And yet they still haven't learned that compromising the party platform is a losing strategy.
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What Comes After a Trump Presidency?
Legal scholar Tobias Barrington Wolff identifies some of the crises that will likely accompany the end of this dangerous and unstable administration.
When Did Running for Office Become So Dangerous?
The GOP have proven that they'll do anything to win: lie, cheat, steal, beat down reporters ... and intimidate Democratic challengers with death threats.
Will the GOP’s Dirty Voter-Suppression Antics Continue to Work?
Trump may still be reeling from having lost the popular vote, but his EO to explore "voter fraud" is nothing more than a nefarious plot to keep typically Democratic voters from casting their ballots.
Abortion Is a Fundamentally Democratic Party Issue
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi suggests that Dems should backburner repro rights to draw in more people—just as the GOP has declared being female a preexisting condition.
The Disillusioned American Voter
Only 58.1 percent of eligible voters turned out in the 2016 Presidential election. How can we get everyone back to the polls in time to save democracy?
What the Democratic Party Should Learn From Jon Ossoff
The Georgia congressional candidate's strong showing is a test case for the party on how to run in red districts. But are Democrats paying close enough attention?
Is The Resistance Making a Difference in Stopping Trump?
On November 9, half of the US elected a fascist grifter for president, and the other half launched a movement to stop him. For 88 days, he's wreaked pure havoc. What have we done?
Who’s Afraid of Town Halls?
Before Trump, town halls were hardly newsworthy. But enraged voters are sounding off on their lawmakers like Florida Rep. Ted Yoho—and giving them a crash course in civics.