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Perfectly Normal Democrats Think Democrats Should Try Sounding More Normal
Back in the summer of 2024, which only feels like a century ago, Democrats were mocking Republicans as “weird.” Now, prominent Democrats are openly wondering “why can’t we just talk like normal people?” Losing an election can certainly thro...
Republicans Scatter, Smother, And Cover Democracy
It wasn’t long after the Supreme Court vivisected the Voting Right Act that Republican-run legislatures in the South started eliminating Democratic seats by cracking, slicing, dicing, smothering, and covering majority Black districts.
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'The living are not done with you yet'
The Black Panther first appeared 60 years ago in Fantastic Four No. 52. Jack Kirby created the character because he realized that “I had a lot of Black readers and here I am, a leading cartoonist and I wasn’t [drawing] a Black man.” The Bla...
Why Bernie Sanders Is Not Ronald Reagan
Scott Wong at NBC News has raised the question, “Who will own the Bernie Sanders lane in 2028?” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was considered an obvious contender, but progressives are reportedly open to other options. (After all, Ocasio-Cor...
Chuck Schumer’s Primary Blues
Graham Platner became the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for the Senate election in Maine last week after sitting Gov. Janet Mills suspended her campaign. Mills announced on Thursday that she lacked the financial resources to effectiv...
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Politics and arts writer. My son once described me as a “play typer guy,” which is the name of my newsletter and podcast.
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I grew up in Baltimore City and experienced it as a place yearning to relive a past glory rather than a crime haven. It makes me appreciate the nostalgia so many older people have and how it influences their worldview.
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