
Writing from the heart of red-state America - where democracy is tested and the stakes are personal. For organizers, truth-tellers, and anyone tired of waiting for someone else to fix it.
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A quick note before we get into it: There are a handful of short clips embedded throughout this piece. Take the extra minute and watch them. I promise I’m not assigning homework… they’re part of the story, and some of this is much funnier w...
This morning, the Tennessee Democratic Party’s State Executive Committee is meeting in Nashville and is expected to vote on a pretty substantial rewrite of the bylaws governing the party.
I know. Bylaws. Try to contain yourself.
Most Tenn...
Republicans spent the spring redrawing Tennessee’s congressional map because an 8–1 delegation was apparently not Republican enough.
Four years after splitting Nashville three ways and turning a 7–2 Republican delegation into 8–1, they cam...
When I started Project Battleground, I mostly wanted a place to work through something that had been bothering me about politics for a long time.
There is a huge gap between the way we talk about winning elections and the way winning actua...
Quick note before we start: I’m on the road today, and this isn’t one of those pieces I had written, polished, formatted, and scheduled ahead of time. These ideas have been rattling around in my head, and I wanted to get them out while th...
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A Democratic organizer in the South that still believes in the power of community in true change.
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