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Democrats Are Laughing at Trump’s Midterm Plan. They Shouldn’t.
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (329+ words) Welcome to this week’s historic edition of the Surge, here in our brand-new home. Do you like the imported marble floors and silk window treatments? We’ll tell ya, it was a real hassle getting those through the Strait of Hormuz....
Was It Worth It? SCOTUS and Big Law Pay the Price of Cowardice
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Hunter Biden Was Finally Winning People Over. Then He Had a Very Horrible Idea.
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (504+ words) Slate For the past few months, Hunter Biden has been inescapable on social media and the podcast circuit, engaging with talking heads as far right as Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson while offering something of a reckoning with his highly…...
Democrats Keep Looking for the “Next Obama.” They Should Do This Instead.
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (1559+ words) Slate The first time I remember hearing Barack Obama’s name was in late 2006 or early 2007. I was sitting in seventh grade social studies, where we were encouraged to discuss current events. “I think he’s going to run for president,” our…...
Voters Are Rejecting Elderly Politicians. So What’s This 80-Year-Old Senator’s Secret?
1+ week, 5+ day ago (442+ words) As elections go, Massachusetts hasn’t been the most suspenseful of places for a while now; whichever Democrat wins tonight is a virtual lock to win this fall. But it’s about to deliver another data point in the Democrats’ internal debate…...
He Betrayed Trump. Now He’s Back on the Team. Here’s Why It Matters.
2+ week, 6+ day ago (366+ words) Donald Trump and Michael Cohen are friends again. Or at least they aren’t enemies anymore. With the country embroiled in a trade war with Canada and a hot war with Iran, Cohen’s triple-agent performance might understandably register as little more…...
The Progressive Case for Midterms Optimism
2+ week, 6+ day ago (89+ words) The Dems might—at last—be in array. Since losing the 2024 presidential election, Democrats have been doing a lot of finger pointing. But with the midterms this fall, it’s time to stop pointing and start saying what you actually believe…...
Off the Record: We Don’t Talk About Natalie
3+ week, 2+ day ago (158+ words) When you’re talking about this printer, there is no black and white. Nobody objected to Jon Ossoff calling the president disinterested in doing his job. But an off-hand mention of Trump’s “human printer”? That, for some reason, took things way…...
The Issue That Could Cost Democrats a Senate Seat in Michigan
3+ week, 3+ day ago (844+ words) Jeremy Moss and Abdul El-Sayed are young, diverse progressive millennials in Michigan who are on the ballot for federal office in November. But Moss says he’s not yet ready to endorse his party’s nominee for Senate. That desire for a…...
All Michigan Democrats Have to Do to Win Is to Find Peace Over the Middle East
3+ week, 3+ day ago (844+ words) Jeremy Moss and Abdul El-Sayed are young, diverse progressive millennials in Michigan who are on the ballot for federal office in November. But Moss says he’s not yet ready to endorse his party’s nominee for Senate. That desire for a…...