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Working class 911: Whatever you do . . . don’t call Uncle Joe
Bob Hennelly
Now is not time for moderation. That’s how we got here
Joe Biden’s meeting with Stacey Abrams sparks speculation
Matthew Rozsa
The former vice president and the Georgia politician robbed of the governorship met privately on Thursday
Will we see the Mueller report? Actually, there are two — and Bill Barr can’t hide the second one
Heather Digby Parton
Barr has the authority to squelch Mueller's main report. But the counterintelligence probe must go to Congress
Beto launches his campaign: And it’s clear that white men still have unfair advantages
Amanda Marcotte
Beto, Bernie and Joe aren't being oppressed in 2020. In fact, they all benefit from white male privilege
Beto O’Rourke’s presidential announcement greeted with skepticism from climate activists
Matthew Rozsa
Former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke announced that he is running for president on Thursday
Who is the real Joe Biden: Middle-road “moderate” or corporate tool with a dubious record?
Norman Solomon
Democrats' likely frontrunner aims to be a bridge-builder, but his record seems mismatched with the energy of 2020
A lot of people love the idea of Joe Biden — but is the real Joe Biden “electable”?
Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden is likely to run for president in 2020. In theory, he's a strong candidate. Reality may be different
New focus on Joe Biden’s 1993 “predators on our streets” speech as he eyes 2020 campaign
Matthew Rozsa
A speech Joe Biden gave on crime 25 years ago, denouncing "predators on our streets," sparks new controversy
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar join progressives urging Trump to change course on Venezuela
Shira Tarlo
Why progressive lawmakers are criticizing Trump's threats of military action and imposition of economic sanctions
Donald Trump donated to several of the top 2020 Democrats: Why should we care?
Matthew Rozsa
In years past, Trump gave money to Joe Biden, Kirsten Gillibrand, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris. Should we care?
Do Democrats need to play it safe to win in 2020? History says otherwise
Amanda Marcotte
Some donors and insiders believe Democrats must run a moderate white man to beat Trump. Here's why they're wrong
Time for a change: Can 2020 Democrats break free from the failures of neoliberalism?
Paul Rosenberg
Almost every major candidate has broken with the failed policies of the past. But will Democrats stay the course?
John Hickenlooper makes his pitch to progressives: I “share a majority of perspectives” with AOC
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper about his 2020 presidential ambitions and vision for America
Is Amy Klobuchar being smeared by sexist “mean boss” stories?
Erin Keane
The New York Times joined other outlets in reporting on Klobuchar as mistreating her staff. What now?
Democrats in Florida blast Bernie Sanders for refusing to call Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro a dictator
Shira Tarlo
"He is not going to be the nominee of the Democratic Party," U.S. Rep. Donna Shalala (D-FL) tells Politico
6 issues Bernie Sanders will bring to the forefront of the Democratic presidential primary
Alex Henderson
His 2016 campaign proved to be more than a campaign — it became a movement
“It’s all the president’s fault”: Joe Scarborough blames Trump for Coast Guard officer’s terror plot
Matthew Rozsa
Coast Guard lieutenant Christopher Paul Hasson is accused of plotting a terrorist attack as a white nationalist
“Fox & Friends” co-hosts warn of the dangers of socialism after Bernie Sanders leaps into 2020 race
Shira Tarlo
Co-host Brian Kilmeade suggests that the "legitimate socialist" Sanders could turn the U.S. into "Venezuela"
California’s Kamala Harris distances herself from Bernie Sanders: “I am not a democratic socialist”
Shira Tarlo
Sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist, won in New Hampshire in 2016 by more than 20 percentage points
Bernie Sanders announces 2020 run for president: Will he remain the champion of the left?
Matthew Rozsa
Bernie Sanders is running for president in 2020 but faces a much more crowded and diverse field than he did in 2016
Is Howard Schultz an enemy of democracy? He wants to detonate the grenade in the Constitution
Carl Pope
The Starbucks founder can't possibly win, and thanks to the 12th Amendment he could allow Trump to win by losing
State of emergency: For once Donald Trump is telling the truth, by accident
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's border crisis is imaginary but the emergency is real. It's high time we saw how big and how urgent it is
Dems unveil innovative rules for Democratic presidential debates
Steven Rosenfeld
“We want the debates to be about issues,” says DNC Chairman Tom Perez
Cory Booker will look “to women first” as potential running mates if he wins Democratic nomination
Shira Tarlo
"I think you will rarely see a Democratic ticket anymore without gender diversity, race diversity," Booker says
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