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Robert Reich: Why we need a new Democratic Party now
Robert Reich
What happened in America on Election Day should not be seen as a victory for hatefulness over decency
How did we get here? Largely by way of Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and the big GOP victories of 1994 and 2010
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's victory is a shock — but its history goes back through two Democratic presidents, and two big GOP wins
Henry Louis Gates on Trump: “That election clearly represented a backlash against the progress black people have made since 1965”
Scott Timberg
The Harvard historian tells a tale of "Soul Train" and the election of Obama, crack and urban riots — and Trump
An open letter to the “Ivanka voters” I grew up with: I hope you get what you want
Erin Keane
Dear white suburban women back home who voted for Donald Trump: Let us imagine the best outcome for everyone
Leonard Cohen, Hillary Clinton and the future: Where does the Democratic Party go after this crushing defeat?
Andrew O'Hehir
Pop’s prophet saw the future — and it was murder. With Hillary swept off the stage, what do the Democrats do now?
The rise and fall of Chris Christie: How the N.J. governor went from powerful Republican leader to political joke
Charlie May
The larger-than-life politician could have been president. Then VP. Now he's second fiddle on the transition team
Sizing up the election fury: While “change voters” have swept Trump into power, progressives scored wins in several states
Jim Hightower
Amid presidential "anger" vote, 4 states manage to hike minimum wage and minority "firsts" take Congress seats
White flight from reality: Inside the racist panic that fueled Donald Trump’s victory
David Masciotra
I live in a fly-over Indiana town. I assure you Donald Trump's economic policies didn't win him this election
Populist uprising from the middle of where? 10 shocking facts about 2016 election night
Steven Rosenfeld
Not only did Clinton win the popular vote, but Trump received less votes than both Romney and McCain when they ran
ZNA’s the new DNA: How zip codes have drastic impacts on your health
Brian S. Schwartz, Annemarie Hirsch
Precision Medicine Initiative will research prevention medicine based on DNA, but should also focus on location
I marched with my daughter and got arrested — and I’m proud
Craig Wolff
My amazing daughter and I marched in the anti-Trump protest in Manhattan. I went to jail — and it gave me hope
How President Donald Trump will kill the environment
Jason Dearen
Killing regulations. Promoting carbon-based fuels. Donald trump won't be great for the environment
Goodbye civil rights: Donald Trump’s Justice Department will likely have new priorities
Eric Tucker
The Justice Department won't make civil rights a priority
What will the Trump administration look like? Our first clues are uniformly awful
Heather Digby Parton
At least the underqualified president-elect will hire a team of experienced pros, right? So far, not so much
Why we need a new Democratic Party
Robert Reich
The DNC has become a giant fundraising machine, too often reflecting the goals and values of the moneyed interests
Anger, grief and breaking and entering into Trump Tower: Scenes from the Chicago anti-Trump march
Chauncey DeVega
At Wednesday's spontaneous demonstration in Chicago, I witnessed what might be the birth of a protest movement
North Carolina voted against the state’s anti-LGBT law on Tuesday. It probably won’t matter
Nico Lang
Democrat Ray Cooper rode the protest vote to victory in North Carolina, but the players who passed HB 2 lay in wait
Bernie Sanders warned Democrats he could beat Donald Trump; party sabotaged him anyway
Ben Norton
In retrospect, it looks like the Democratic Party deliberately destroyed its best chance of defeating Donald Trump
What must it feel like to be President Obama today?
Sophia Tesfaye
President Obama and Donald Trump meet for their first face-to-face meeting in the White House Thursday
Donald Trump campaign is bucking precedent and keeping the press away
Kathleen Hennessey
Donald Trump is going rogue in a way that may be foreshadowing how he plans to run
What can President Obama do before he leaves office?
Matthew Rozsa
The president has nine weeks left
Hey, Ohio! Make me, a millennial, want to move to you
Brendan Gauthier
Don't tell us we need to relocate to Columbus to turn swing states blue. The brain drain is not our cross to bear
How the media made this monster, normalizing Donald Trump and demonizing Hillary Clinton, and it’s not over
Heather Digby Parton
Obsessive coverage of the BS "email scandal" may have tipped a tight race. Now Trump "pivots" to the White House
Boomers in revolt: Was Trump’s shocking win an act of generational warfare?
Matthew Sheffield
Once the baby boomers rebelled against their parents. Now they're trolling the grandkids by electing Donald Trump
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