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Nate Silver on why the center-left is losing

Rep. Seth Moulton was the latest moderate Democrat to lose a primary to progressives, which has been a pattern this cycle. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

On Monday, progressive pollster Adam Carlson posted a spreadsheet highlighting the...

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We won’t stop climate change by talking about it

Confessions of a “climate husher”

The OG climate deniers were crank scientists who attributed climate change entirely to natural variability (or sunspots) instead of humanity’s greenhouse gas emissions. Their dubious work was cited at the...

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Reading won’t save liberalism

A crowd gathers at Speakers’ Corner, Hyde Park’s open-air forum for public speeches and debate, in 1933. (Illustration by The Argument using ChatGPT and photo by J. A. Hampton/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)


Editor’s note: The fi...

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When "economic liberty" means central planning

Mark Carney is not an autocrat.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is not just the head of his country’s Liberal Party, but something of an icon of liberalism globally. At a bleak moment for center-left parties worldwide, he won his elect...

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If a human did this, they could go to jail

Early 1970s computer room ca. 1972. (Photo by: HUM Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images). Illustration by The Argument/ChatGPT.


The Verdict, by Jerusalem Demsas

If one of my employees decided to hack another company to...

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    The Argument is a magazine making the combative, evidence-based case for liberalism. Founded by Jerusalem Demsas. Join us, we're libbing out.

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    Blogger, journalist, podcaster, trying to get back to my roots.

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    Fellow @ The Argument arguing about Abundance online

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    I write about monetary policy, labor markets, business, finance, and everything else that falls under macroeconomics. Subscribe to Apricitas and get data-driven economic insights delivered to your inbox every Saturday!

  • Kelsey Piper

    We're not doomed. We just have a very long to-do list. @The Argument.

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    Jeremiah Johnson is a cofounder of the Center for New Liberalism and staff writer at The Argument. Twitter: @JeremiahDJohns.

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    Editor-in-Chief of The Argument | [email protected]

  • Kobe Yank-Jacobs

    Fellow at The Argument, Tech & Society

  • Alex Trembath

    Executive Director at the Breakthrough Institute. Ecomodernist. Promethean Hamiltonian Schumpeterian meliorist.

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    running the political data and polls @TheArgument. founder of Split Ticket, also an ML engineer in the SF bay area :) cal alum and chelsea fan, so I love watching my sports teams lose.

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    (my Brit) fellow at The Argument covering gender etc.

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