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No one knows what “electability” means in 2020 — but it could put a woman in the White House
Shira Tarlo
A new report on the 2018 midterm elections challenges prevailing ideas of what kind of candidate is most electable
Climate change, gun policy and abortion are top issues for Democratic voters ahead of first debate
Shira Tarlo
U.S. tensions with Iran and North Korea and trade sanctions on China and Mexico take a backseat
Hey, NeverTrumpers: Please quit lecturing actual Democrats about how to win
Heather Digby Parton
NeverTrumpers are full of bad advice for Democrats: Be more like Jeb Bush Republicans! Because that worked so well
Joe Biden’s “Jim Crow moment” was dreadful — but he may be Democrats’ best shot
Chauncey DeVega
Black voters will likely back Joe Biden despite his egregious misstep. Why? They are pragmatic, not puritanical
The Billionaires Club puts 2020 Dems on notice: Impose a wealth tax now!
Jessica Corbett
Super rich to 2020 POTUS hopefuls: “America has a moral, ethical and economic responsibility to tax our wealth"
Mayor Pete’s tough homecoming: Did the Buttigieg campaign just go south in South Bend?
Sophia Tesfaye
The Democratic campaign's golden boy went home to manage a crisis, and revealed his weakness on race relations
President Trump trails all Democratic rivals in new head to head matchups of 2020 race
Shira Tarlo
Trump trails former vice president Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders by 10 points nationally in a new poll
Elizabeth Warren continues to gain in polls ahead of first Democratic debate
Matthew Rozsa
If nominated, Warren would become the second woman to serve as a major party's presidential nominee
Rep. Ted Lieu: Impeachment is coming, and so is a Democratic president
Dean Obeidallah
California Democrat talks about the impeachment process, Trump's Iran failures and why he's backing Kamala Harris
Let the debates begin: Time for progressive candidates to seize the moment
Bill Curry
The Democratic Party needs real debate on identity and mission. Even in this atrocious format, it's a huge moment
How Teach for America became an arm of the charter school movement
Annie Waldman
The Walton Foundation was paying $4,000 bounties for public school teachers—and $6,000 for charter school teachers
The U.S. military emits more CO2 than most countries
Kate Yoder
The military is concerned about what will happen as the world keeps heating up, but emits more CO2 than most
Frontrunner or dead man walking: What we talk about when we talk about Joe Biden
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Uncle Joe on cruise control, or doomed? That depends on your reading of reality, which is no longer real
Biden won’t apologize after Booker and Harris rebuke his remarks about working with segregationists
Shira Tarlo
Harris criticized Biden's comments as "misinformed and wrong," while Booker called for an "immediate apology"
How much wealth should billionaires donate? All of it
Raj Kumar
MacKenzie Bezos' pledge to give it all away is a good start, but all billionaires should be expected to do the same
A number of Democrats running for president are kind of weird about food
Erin Keane
The New York Times asked candidates what their comfort foods are and some don't seem to understand the question
Who’s leading the “Wall Street primary”? Looks like Biden, Harris and Buttigieg
Jake Johnson
"It can't be Warren and it can't be Sanders," a bank CEO says — but donations are flowing in to other Democrats
How unrestrained crony capitalism is making Americans miserable
Alex Henderson
Despite different terms to call themselves, Warren and Sanders are both campaigning against crony capitalism
How the Iraq war and the Great Recession of 2008 paved the way for the Trump catastrophe
Bill Curry
America's failures have painted us into a corner. Impeachment isn't the only answer, but it's a necessary start
Escaping the Hickenlooper paradox: Can at least half the 2020 Democrats please quit right now?
Andrew O'Hehir
Eric Swalwell: Who are you again? Bill de Blasio: WTF? The overcrowded 2020 field isn't funny. It's a disaster
Self-preservation fuels the Democratic base’s lurch to the left before the rich take it all
Bob Hennelly
More than half the women in America would rather live in a socialist country than the one they live in now
Democrats are seriously tackling the climate crisis: No more half-measures or neoliberal compromises
Carl Pope
At least seven 2020 candidates have serious climate plans — and they're not bowing to fossil-fuel interests
Everything you need to know about the Green New Deal
Matthew Rozsa
From its historic inspiration, to how AOC introduced the term to the mainstream and its main policy prescriptions
Democratic National Committee announces lineup for first 2020 primary debate
Shira Tarlo
The field of 20 candidates has been randomly split into two groups of 10 contenders for the two-night event in June
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