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A Fascist Bumbles Into Disaster
The coronavirus is making Trump look bad.
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My Politics Is Black. Yours Should Be, Too
Why I'm Bernie-skeptical, not anti-Bernie.
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With Sanders, white liberals are in play
I said yesterday no one knows whether Bernie Sanders can win. But there are things we do know, like the resilience of racism. Most white Americans have no idea how foundational it has been in shaping their lives. Therefore, many white liberals probably won’t think twice before voting for
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Can Black Dems Trust a Wild Card?
Some white voters will pick a real fascist over fake socialist.
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No one knows if Sanders can or can't win
I’d rather not defend Bernie Sanders so I’m not going to until I need to, which won’t come until after the primary in South Carolina and the following Super Tuesday. Meanwhile, I think it’s important to say we do not know what cannot know until the
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Sanders Can't Win? No One Knows
His critics say they know. They don't.
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Did Jesus ever talk about hogwash?
I’m taking a day off, but I hope you’ll take a moment to read the Rev. Daniel Schultz’s piece, originally published in Religion Dispatches. It’s on faith and how Dems talk about faith, and how faith and how Dems talk about faith are often very different
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Citing 'Matthew 25' Isn't a Viable Democratic Faith Outreach Strategy
A guest column by the Rev. Daniel Schultz
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Elizabeth Warren is my preference
After last night’s debate, I decided to come out and say who I think is the best Democratic candidate. This is not to be confused with what the party will decide or whether another person would not defeat the president. I just like Warren. I explain why in today’
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Elizabeth Warren Is a Fighter, Not a Divider
She and Bloomberg are the only anti-Trump candidates.
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Why Not Pardon 11M Immigrants?
The next Dem president can change the immigration debate.
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2016 wasn't a working class revolt
The politics of class is actually pretty simple. People who earn more annually than the national average tend to be up for grabs but skew toward the Republicans. People who earn less annually than the national average skew heavily toward the Democrats. This is not how we currently understand class