
A Plain Newsletter About Government and Elections in the US with Jonathan Bernstein, Julia Azari, and David S. Bernstein
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I strongly recommend David’s item yesterday if you missed it, in which he considers the possibility that a lot of what appears to be Donald Trump’s dominance over the Republican Party in recent primaries may actually be a combination of oth...
To be honest, I’m not sure the recent GOP primary results have been as much about Donald Trump as pundits are saying. Maybe, but I’m not so sure.
You can see why they’re seeing it that way. A couple of weeks ago, Indiana Republicans ousted...
I can’t even begin to describe how tired I am of thinking that I could write about something interesting that y’all might not be thinking about only to find that Donald Trump did something – again – so outrageous that I feel as if it would...
More on what I’m calling the democracy agenda…that is, what the Democrats should do in 2029 if they can.
Matt Glassman has a typically excellent item on this. See also Nate Silver here; see also Perry Bacon’s conversation with Lee Drutman...
In a discussion with Stephen Colbert about all things presidential, former president Obama offered a familiar line of criticism for the Democrats: the problem is in the communication, and the party should stop “talking like we’re in a colle...
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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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