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No, they don’t support Trump: Smeared left-wing writers debunk the myth
Ben Norton
James Kirchick claims the following left-wing journalists and scholars are Trump fans. They told us why he is wrong
Minnesota’s Bernie voters turning Green: Jill Stein courts progressive voters in an uncommonly independent-friendly state
Sheila Regan
“I’m officially exiting the Democratic Party," JoAnn Norheim, a retired nurse, told Salon
Salon Talks: How the Clinton campaign is courting young progressives
Michael Garofalo
Watch Salon's discussion from Clinton HQ in Brooklyn on the campaign's millennial outreach strategy
No, Hillary won’t have a mandate: If Clinton wins, she won’t be empowered the way Democrats hope
Gary Legum
The talk of a mandate for any winning politician in this highly polarized election is pure fantasy
It’s not Bernie backers: If the U.S. elects Trump, this is who is responsible
Sophia A. McClennen
It’s convenient to blame Berners for a possible Trump win, but they are the last ones responsible for this mess
Robert Reich: Hillary Clinton will need Bernie Sanders’s political revolution to make things happen
Robert Reich
The only way Clinton's ideas will make it in real life is if the public is organized and mobilized behind them
Why Sanders supporters cannot back Gary Johnson: His libertarianism is antithetical to the senator’s Democratic socialism
Conor Lynch
Yes, there are similarities between Sanders and Johnson — but their political philosophies are miles apart
Trump’s populist hogwash: His debunked trickle-down proposals would only serve folks in his tax bracket
Conor Lynch
President Trump would do to America what real estate mogul Trump did to his Atlantic City casino
Hillary’s Social Security flop: Clinton must embrace program’s expansion to get ahead of Trump
Steven Hill
Can we afford to dramatically expand Social Security? Yes — here's how
Trump’s money mystery: Trump is definitely hiding something, but the question is what
Michael Winship
Are we going to find deep ties to Russia in those long-awaited tax returns?
Trading places: If the Democrats are now a coastal elite party and the GOP are the populists, Trump is only the beginning
Andrew O'Hehir
Yeah, Hillary will probably win. But unless Democrats can be more than the Whole Foods party, they're doomed
Clinton courts the right: Attacking Trump as aberration rather than apotheosis gives Republicans a pass
Daniel Denvir
With Sanders no longer around to drag her to the left, "Clinton is now the candidate she was destined to become"
Hillary’s economic pitch: She’s recommitting to progressive policies and dismantling Trumpism
Simon Maloy
Speaking on the economy, Hillary Clinton eased the concerns of progressive activists and lit into Donald Trump
Decoding Obama’s playlist: Inside his summer jams, a hint of what we’ll miss most about him
Scott Timberg
This summer playlist is more than a mix tape — it's one of the last big public statements he'll make in office
Plutocrats make it clear: Capitalism trumps democracy — why some free-marketeers actually like dictators
Ben Norton
Some business elites and libertarians openly admit that capitalism and democracy are inherently antagonistic
A little goes a long way: Why a small tax on Wall Street trades is a good idea
Robert Reich
Americans pay sales taxes on all sorts of things, yet Wall Street traders pay no sales tax on stocks and bonds
Defining politics: If Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine are “progressive,” then the word has lost all meaning
Kathleen Geier
How the term "progressive" became an empty marketing tool for corporate Democrats
Sexist Trump revolt: His nomination is a reaction to women’s growing social and economic power
Amanda Marcotte
Women have more money and autonomy than before, and in reaction, huge numbers of men support Trump
“The system in place is obviously broken”: Black Lives Matter activism as a counter to centrist Democrats
Brendan Gauthier
Salon Talks: D. Watkins & Natasha Alford discuss Jill Stein, "superpredators," and cop shootings of unarmed blacks
Denial, anger and revenge: By playing the “rigged election” card, Trump and his backers will wreak havoc on the U.S. after November
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's followers and the GOP will do everything to ensure that Clinton and America pays a price for her victory
No “get out of jail free” card: Is the fight to end mass incarceration wasting away in Washington?
James Kilgore
Throughout 2015, our over-reliance on imprisonment drew a constant spotlight, but the issue is no longer a priority
Swinging the Senate blue may hinge on Latino voters: Why more action to mobilize these voters is necessary
Emily Schwartz Greco
Veteran organizers say Democrats need more than Spanish-language TV ads to mobilize them
Don’t worry, Berniecrats: The populist insurgency is ratcheting up
Jim Hightower
Sanders didn't win the White House, but he did help build a progressive-populist movement that will outlive 2016
Democrats Abroad: What the Democratic Party could learn from its overseas footsoldiers
Adam Eichen, Bob Vallier
Votes from DA often make the critical difference in close contests — and demonstrate that every vote counts
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