
A Plain Newsletter About Government and Elections in the US with Jonathan Bernstein, Julia Azari, and David S. Bernstein
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This one is about how the Democrats have built a better Rube Goldberg machine and it has contributed to the “Democrats in Array” results we’ve seen after virtually every primary election this year, most recently with the winners and losers...
There’s a lot of crowing about off-base polling, in the initial reaction to the surprise “upset” primary victory of county executive David Crowley over state representative Francesca Hong for Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination....
As a filibuster apologist, I do think there’s one thing everyone should know about the Senate and the filibuster: The current practice is not “an artifact of an earlier era.”
The truth is the current filibuster is nothing like what existed...
Democratic Socialists to the left, Tucker and friends to the right. Which rift matters more? And what does it even mean for a party divide to matter? We discuss.
Below you’ll find an audio discussion among the three of us, for our paid sub...
We might be approaching peak electability season. Traditionally, there’s a bit of a lull before the general election campaigns really kick off, and there are a few more primaries to go. Abdul El-Sayed won the primary for US Senate in Michig...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Political Scientist: US politics, Political Parties, Congress the Presidency, Elections, Democracy.
Boston magazine contributing editor, formerly Boston Phoenix, WGBH. Covering local, state, & national politics and policy. Bylines in The Atlantic, Politico Magazine, etc.
Political science professor. Knitter. Like to comment on presidency, political parties, the saltier the better.
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