Harold Meyerson, American Prospect

The most useful way to think of the range of Democratic strategies today is to envision a square. The x axis represents ideology, with the centrism of, say, Joe Manchin on the left-hand side of the square and the social […]

Today on TAP: Despite its history-making tilt toward workers and consumers, the electorate didn’t reward it. Source link Harold Meyerson, American Prospect

Today on TAP: Shifting voting patterns suggest it’s possible, but only if they persist through subsequent elections. Source link Harold Meyerson, American Prospect

It will take some time to sort out all that went wrong, but let’s begin with the current president, who was responsible for a host of necessary and long-overdue changes in national policy, but who was also incapable of making

Coloradans and Nevadans will decide this fall on switching to a form of voting that will chiefly benefit gazillionaire candidates. Source link Harold Meyerson, American Prospect

Both Trump and Harris unveiled a mix of new economic policies last week. Only some were appalling. Source link Harold Meyerson, American Prospect