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Glenn Greenwald appears to believe there's a constitutional right to PayPal. That's weird
A Pulitzer winner ought to know better, writes Lindsay Beyerstein
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For Republicans in Georgia, the problem was never election insecurity. It was the voters themselves
Anti-democratic impulses are dangerous, writes Anthony Michael Kreis.
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Biden's revolution is not being televised
Reporters are missing the biggest political story of their lives.
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Yes, the founders favored gun control
Don't believe the NRA's propaganda, writes Mia Brett.
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Dems run most American cities but won't take control of their out-of-control police. Why?
Start by outlawing pepper-spray and tear gas.
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What Elizabeth Bruenig gets wrong about American Rescue Plan and why that's important to women
The old welfare state isn't the future, writes Kathleen Geier.
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The desire for martial order behind the story of Kamala Harris 'failing' to salute the military
The outrage has nothing to do with her conduct.
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On immigration, Biden must go on offense
Start with 2013 Senate bill that passed with 67 votes, writes Issac J. Bailey.
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We must concede that by tolerating shooting massacres, we are choosing not to be free
Democracy is the path toward greater freedom for all.
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'Border crisis' as Republican advantage may be conventional wisdom proven wrong this time
Dems may have to go solo, writes María Isabel Puerta Riera.
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The history you did not know behind the push to make the District of Columbia a new state
Why is DC second-class? Racism, writes Lindsay Beyerstein.
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The Republican Party seems willing to absorb as many legislative losses as possible. Why?
The reason is as cunning as it is cynical, writes Claire Bond Potter