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Obama privately vowed to intervene in primary to stop Bernie Sanders from winning nomination: report
Igor Derysh
"If Bernie were running away with it, I think maybe we would all have to say something," a close Obama adviser said
DNC vice chair asks Fox News: “Why the hell does Tucker Carlson still have a job here?”
Matthew Rozsa
When asked on live air about Carlson's predictions about Michelle Obama, Michael Black had an unexpected answer
2020 campaign shows the more women run, the more they are treated like candidates — not tokens
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Scholars say a "critical mass" of representation is necessary to overcome "token" status.
Sanders campaign charges Bloomberg 2020 run “is against Bernie, not Trump”
Eoin Higgins
"Multi-billionaires like Michael Bloomberg are not going to get very far in this election," Sanders said Sunday.
Jared Kushner got help from ousted WeWork CEO on Middle East peace plan: report
Igor Derysh
Billionaire who tanked WeWork reportedly helped craft Jared's widely mocked peace plan, reports Vanity Fair
New York Times: Bernie Sanders’ plan to fight climate emergency is too ambitious, slightly Trumpy
Julie Hollar, Jim Naureckas
The paper of record compares Sanders' ambitious climate plan to Trump's border wall in deeply misleading report
Michael Bloomberg officially announces that he is running for president
Matthew Rozsa
Bloomberg, who became New York City mayor after earning billions after co-founding Bloomberg L.P., will run in 2020
Labor leaders fear the DNC is alienating voters with boring debates
Robert Hennelly
Organizers say lackluster debates are demobilizing the voters they need to prevent Trump’s re-election
Quit saying that Bernie Sanders can’t win — he may be the most electable Democrat running in 2020
Matthew Rozsa
Too many of Sanders' opponents are running on an unproven narrative that he's not "electable." Do better, Democrats
From “Survivor” to D.C., women are showing up strong on TV, but does patriarchal America care?
Melanie McFarland
The recent collision of political theater & unscripted reality showbiz adds a new anxiety to what we see every day
Ocasio-Cortez: “I was sent here to safeguard and protect people,” not the profits of private equity
Jessica Corbett
During a hearing on Capitol Hill, Ocasio-Cortez rails against industry destroying jobs and gutting the U.S. economy
Warren raises “corruption” alarm after Trump, Zuckerberg, and Thiel hold secret White House meeting
Julia Conley
"This is how the government keeps working for giant corporations and the wealthy and well-connected."
Radio host Thom Hartmann: If Trump’s re-elected, “we may slide into straight fascism”
Chauncey DeVega
Progressive radio host and best-selling author says we need Sanders or Warren; a "milquetoast Democrat" is useless
Robert Reich: It’s time for true Medicare for All
Robert Reich
Any Medicare for All is better than our present system, but this second version is far better
Cory Booker hits Joe Biden over stance on marijuana legalization and race
Shira Tarlo
With his campaign in trouble, Cory Booker attacks Biden for unpopular position on legalization and racial justice
Decoding Harris v. Gabbard, round 2: Democrats’ back-to-the-future Obama hunt continues
Andrew O'Hehir
After an explosive day in Washington, Democrats had a debate in Atlanta. Can they recreate 2008? Maybe not quite
Democratic candidates demand investigation into NBC’s “toxic culture” ahead of MSNBC debate
Igor Derysh
Given the dozens of "credible" allegations against Trump, Dems want party to take a stand on misconduct cover-ups
U.S. democracy and the age of American impotence
Stephan Richter
U.S. democracy has devolved into a kabuki show. No real reform, no matter how pressing, ever gets done.
Few are impressed with Twitter’s so-called political ad ban
Nicole Karlis
The social media giant's much-touted policy change gives license to for-profit companies spreading misinformation
Why striking teachers across America are fighting for much more than their paychecks
Jeff Bryant
Oakland teachers are still fighting off charter schools and changing the narrative of public education
AOC and Elizabeth Warren defend Taylor Swift against “private equity groups’ predatory practices”
Matthew Rozsa
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elizabeth Warren back Taylor Swift in record label controversy
The Democrats’ endless unicorn hunt: #TooFarLeft, or not nearly left enough?
Paul Rosenberg
Deval Patrick and Mike Bloomberg are not the answer: Committing to a coherent set of progressive principles is
“See Jane Win”: How Democratic women drove the 2018 blue wave
Amanda Marcotte
In "See Jane Win," journalist Caitlin Moscatello takes a deeper look at the women who took back power in 2018
Democratic candidates want to boost school funding—research shows that will help low-income students
Derek W. Black
Research shows that school funding impacts student achievement
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