Preserving Progress
Jordan MeadowsPolitical analysis informed by history and philosophy
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Leftists have no choice but to Vote Blue No Matter Who
Charlie Neibergall/AP
The phrase “vote blue no matter who” takes on different meanings depending on which blue faction utters and interprets it, causing intra-party conflict over who the phrase is actually obligating and to what end.
Left...
How Black power bends and breaks the Blue party
President Joe Biden signs the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act Bill in 2021/The White House
Black Democrats are more moderate than white Democrats and identify as such, but they’re more left-wing than white voters overall. Due to t...
Roy Cooper: the fighter without much of a fight
Photo by Kate Medley/WUNC
One nomination, one candidate
It’s true: Democrats didn't have a proper primary battle in the midst of the chaos of 2024. But it is also true that there are plenty of elections where the nominee didn't have t...
Reflections from a city worth preserving
Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool/David Dugan
The summer of lovers
As heaps of activists plunged into U.S. cities to defend the value of black lives, I made my way to Washington, D.C. (the nearest city with any real chance of somet...
Promise fulfillment is a bad metric of good governance
Ketanji Brown Jackson, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris/The White House
Biden promised to be a bridge to a new generation of Democratic leadership. But what did that mean, exactly?
The only way he could literally break that promise is if Dem...
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