Preserving Progress
Jordan MeadowsPolitical analysis informed by history and philosophy
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Stable governance doesn’t require consensus
History is full of reckless individuals, impulsive factions, and immoral majorities who have imbued in us an instinct to slow political systems down and force them to earn a higher threshold before acting. People want governance that is ord...
How Popper freed me from the spell of Plato
Socrates Address (1867) by Louis Joseph Lebrun
From Plato to Marx, political theorists have contemplated ways in which to establish a suitable answer to the question of who should rule.
It was Sir Karl Popper who offered a refutation to...
How Plato's spell still shapes our thinking on democracy
"La mort de Cèsar" (1805) by Vincenzo Camuccini
Threats to democracy?
Like many Trump critics, I often find myself worried about the president’s numerous attempts to curtail the constitution, skirt common decency, and undermine our de...
Trump’s self-interest is complicating Vance’s 2028 ambitions
The White House
Vice President JD Vance returned from his diplomatic mission in Pakistan having accomplished nothing.
But maybe that was the whole point.
If we’re being honest, the ceasefire framework Vance was sent to negotiate was fut...
Democrats should try to be competitive in all 50 states
President Barack Obama gives his inaugural address in Washington, D.C. in 2009/Department of Defense
North Dakota is an obscure state. A rural, agricultural expanse sitting in the geographic center of the continent—about as “middle America...
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