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Dolly Parton reads to children at the Library of Congress, 2018. Source: Shawn Miller/Wikimedia.
The passing of Dolly Parton, one of our era’s most beloved people by just about everyone, has been a good reminder of how powerful simple huma...
I am a big believer in staying calm and steady, keeping on an even keel. No panicking and no counting of those proverbial chickens before they are hatched. But this is a year full of possibility for Democrats.
We have a long way to go and...
I saw this article in WaPo the other day, and it brought to mind an important subject I’d like to address: How should Democratic candidates in red and purple places talk about the Democratic Party given how tarnished its brand is right now?...
One of the strangest anomalies in modern political history is that the electoral coalition that elected Barack Obama to his two presidential terms was the most successful in terms of vote share since FDR – yet the Democratic Party was troun...
Tuesday was another strong night for the left wing of the Democratic Party. Abdul El-Sayed got outspent 11 to 1 — 11 to 1! — and still emerged victorious in the Michigan Senate primary. Progressive candidates won some important down-ballot...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mike Lux is a co-founder of the political consulting firm Democracy Partners and has served as a senior staffer or advisor on seven different presidential campaigns. From 1993-1998, he served in a variety of senior roles in the Clinton White House.
Writer, producer, strategist, metalhead.
I'm Will Robinson (He/Him), a communications strategist deeply engaged in navigating and countering the relentless wave of disinformation that's reshaping our society.
Steve is the former Political Director of the AFL-CIO and longtime labor and political strategist
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