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Flipping four Senate seats, which would give Democrats a 51-seat majority in the upper house, is a daunting enough challenge for this midterm cycle. But that’s the easy part. Realistically, the party really needs to f...
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Ideas. Influence. Impact. TNR is a leader in the continuing fight for American democracy and a must-read if you want to know the ideas impacting politics and culture today.
Professor of Public Policy, Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan. Immigrant. Researches and teaches about government, administrative burdens, and politicization.
Backbencher jefe; New Republic staff writer; author, "The Great Divergence." Former Politico, Slate, Wall Street Journal, US News, Washington Monthly, etc.
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Covering politics for NPR. Sometimes reviewing books. RTs sung to Camptown Ladies. Want me to write for your publication? I don't blame you. Respond to one of my newsletters or comment on a post and we'll get cracking.
Political scientist at the University of Denver. Author of multiple books on political parties and contributor to blogs, newspapers, etc.
Joe Cirincione is a national security analyst and author with over 45 years of experience. I have been a congressional staffer, a program director, a philanthropist, an advisor the the State Department and three presidential campaigns. Now, I write.
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I’m a political science professor and Vice President of Research at the Geena Davis Institute. Until March 2025 I was a contributor at 538 with ABCNews (RIP). I’m interested in gender, politics, media, and public opinion and their intersections.
Political science professor. Knitter. Like to comment on presidency, political parties, the saltier the better.
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Toby Buckle is a former political campaigner and activist. He hosts the Political Philosophy Podcast and writes for a number of publications on U.S. and U.K. politics, philosophy, and religion. Bluesky: @polphilpod.bsky.social.
Educator, history nerd, and organizer running for Congress in FL-20. I just want to make things work. Read my unfiltered thoughts, and my perspective about the world around me.
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