The biggest collective brain fart by the Democratic Party over the course of my career was almost certainly convincing itself that America’s rising Hispanic population share guaranteed a progressive ...

Even with a blue tide rising steadily, driven by majority-left metros like Denver and Boulder, major parts of the state have ...

The key to carrying all this momentum forward is to remember — and to remind people — that good things don’t just happen ...

Midterms lack the personalistic drama of American presidential elections, but outside of foreign policy, Congress really is the main driving force of the American constitutional system, and midterm ...

The people have been clamoring for updated Slow Boring donation recommendations, and today we’re delivering. This was a little slow to come together because we were waiting for a certain number of ...

I’ve spent my whole life in the urban northeast, which is both soggy and light on water-intensive economic activity, so I haven’t spent a lot of time thinking about water use or water scarcity. This ...

With less than a week until Election Day, Democrats are feeling good. They’re also wary as key races remain neck and neck.

A couple of weekends ago, I went with friends to the Power to the People music festival in suburban Maryland. I was there primarily to see bands play, but part of the goal of the show was to raise ...

Debating abstractions is difficult and frustrating, and the discourse about “wokeness” and “cancel culture” has become a snakepit of semantic debates, bad-faith actors, and people of goodwill talking ...

This is the first election cycle during which I’ve been on X, and I’ve never been more tapped into polls. In past years, I knew generally who was polling well and who was tanking. This midterm cycle, ...

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