Tag: Democrats

Columns

AIPAC of Lies

Arvin Alaigh

February 06, 2024

The pro-Israel lobby turns on the cash spigot.

Rebels with a Cause

Chris Lehmann

January 10, 2024

Sagas of populist political celebrity.

Everybody Hates Marty

David Klion

September 13, 2023

Martin Peretz’s memoir brazenly insists on his own centrality to recent history.

Keystone Race

Dennis M. Hogan

May 11, 2023

Will Philly’s gun violence be the defining issue of the mayoral primary?

The Vacillating Voters

Dave Denison

November 11, 2022

Swing voters still hold the fate of the nation in their hands.

No Consequences

Trevor Jackson

November 01, 2022

On elite impunity.

The Parties Decide

Adam Kotsko

November 16, 2020

The two parties agree on one thing: continued domination by only two parties.

Alternate Histories

Wen Stephenson

May 21, 2020

In 1944, another Democratic Party was possible.

We Can’t Go on like This

Ross Barkan

August 15, 2019

The Mike Gravel presidential campaign, which shut down last week, will probably be remembered as a curiosity singular to the late 2010s, when American politics spun out of orbit for good, and the solemn, useless rules of the spectacle were discarded. The campaign, often and ...

Andrew Yang’s War on Normal People

Adam Simpson

June 24, 2019

Yang is Silicon Valley’s answer to populism—and his UBI proposal is pure grift.

Choosing Battles

Amber A’Lee Frost

May 24, 2019

In a March 29 article in The Cut, politician and former Our Revolution board member Lucy Flores alleges that during her Nevada Lieutenant Governor campaign, Joe Biden put his hands on the back of her shoulders, smelled her hair, and kissed the top of her head. Former Connecticut ...

The FBI: A Love Story

Rafia Zakaria

April 29, 2019

Andrew McCabe's testimonial to the FBI suggests the bureau is here to save us.