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This is not a moment, it’s a movement: More at stake for Sanders supporters than merely the 2016 election
Conor Lynch
Defeating Trump in November is imperative, but so is maintaining a popular movement long after the votes are cast
David Cross brings “social justice warriors” and the right together: “Through their hatred of me, [they] bond”
Scott Timberg
We talk to the comedian about his new special, Trump, Fox News, Hillary Clinton and political correctness
Julian Assange to Bill Maher: Wikileaks “working on” hacking Donald Trump’s tax returns
Brendan Gauthier
Asked if the DNC hack was "fair game" at such a critical juncture, Assange said, "It was definitely good fun"
Sixty years and nothing to show: The slow decay of American politics since Eisenhower, Stevenson
Andrew Bacevich
In 1956, both parties nominated likeable individuals who conveyed trustworthiness. In 2016, neither party has
Dems, don’t get happy: Despite big media narratives of a Clinton runaway victory, 100 days is a lifetime in politics
Bob Cesca
Democrats have a tendency to check out once they feel — rightly or wrongly — their candidate's a shoo-in
Challenging the stereotype: Working class white guys against Trump
Leo Gerard
The press would have you believe that all of the angry white men are Trump supporters
Jill Stein’s anti-vax game: How and why the Green Party candidate is pandering to the anti-vaccination crowd
Amanda Marcotte
Jill Stein sows doubt and fears about vaccinations, and the supposed Snopes debunking did nothing of the sort
Trouble for the TPP: Business groups’ desperate PR campaign signals possible failure for trade deal
David Dayen
The fact that business groups are spending millions to influence pols to pass TPP shows the pact is in jeopardy
The U.S. can’t let Trump win: His victory would embolden the most hateful Americans who fostered his rise
Bob Cesca
A victory for Trump would legitimize the dangerous, inchoate anger of unhinged Americans
The real reckoning: Hillary Clinton can’t do much if Washington stays the same
Robert Reich
Clinton has a long list of good proposals for helping average working people, but will they go anywhere?
WATCH: Sanders delegate behind Palestinian flag DNC protest vows to continue struggle for progressive change
Ben Norton
Ali Kurnaz, the Bernie delegate who raised a Palestinian flag at the DNC, says Clinton delegates tried to stop him
Hillary Clinton’s bogus war on poverty: Her proposed minimum wage hike would only hurt low-income families
Carrie Sheffield
Why Clinton's progressive solutions to poverty ring hollow and incredibly out of touch
Hillary’s big risk: The dangers of building too broad a coalition
Simon Maloy
Hillary Clinton wants to build an ideologically diverse anti-Trump coalition, which will be tough to keep intact
Bernie’s big lesson: Socialists should occupy the Democratic Party, not abandon it
Daniel Denvir
Now that the trail has been blazed, the next step for Bernie supporters is to take over the Democratic Party
Get out your wallets, America: It might not be long before we’re bailing out “too big to fail” banks again
Thor Benson
Despite assurances that things changed after 2008, banks are bigger, less transparent and riskier than ever
Who wins? Trump and the GOP’s doctrine of fear vs. Hillary and the Democrats’ hopeful and progressive vision
Chauncey DeVega
Americans were given a choice during the conventions: Spend the next 4 years living in terror or embracing optimism
The truth about politics: Campaigns end on Election Day — revolutions don’t
Jim Hightower
Bernie Sanders' success emerged from the battered soul of working-class America — and they're not going anywhere
The moral case for Hillary Clinton: Even if you might dislike her, this isn’t the year to back a third-party candidate
Matthew Rozsa
Voters planning to support Jill Stein or Gary Johnson should take a moment to examine the potential consequences
Clinton’s DNC was a big win for normal people and normal politics — but in a country gone insane, that might be a problem
Andrew O'Hehir
The Dems’ Philly gathering was wholesome and snuggly — except for the clear signs that GOP insanity is contagious
Hillary Clinton’s foolish Tim Kaine hedge: Democrats cannot defeat Trumpism with cautious conservatism
Conor Lynch
Clinton's VP pick should make progressives worried about the direction of the Democratic Party
From the Mothers of the Movement to Michelle Obama’s speech, relive the 10 most memorable moments from the DNC
Michael Garofalo
A video retrospective of the convention's most resonant moments
10 reasons why #DemExit is serious: Getting rid of Debbie Wasserman Schultz is not enough
Sophia A. McClennen
The DNC canned its chair, but it has done little to address the grave concerns raised by its members
The next president will likely appoint 4 Supreme Court justices: Who do you want picking them?
David Morris
This election is all about the Supreme Court that will shape our lives for the next 30 years
Theresa May: The Hillary Clinton of Great Britain?
Padraig Reidy
Theresa May is one of many "bloody difficult women" leading the scepter'd isle
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