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Though they lost the fight over the Constitution, the Anti-Federalists saw its most dangerous defects
Time for a respectful reassessment, writes Christopher Jon Sprigman
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A new study involving 5,089 participants finds that anti-racism does not hurt support for Dem policy
Yet the opposite was widely reported, writes Magdi Semrau.
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Why it's legal in 19 states to physically assault kids
Last month, a principal "paddled" a child in front of her undocumented mother.
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Nikki Haley's illustration of white fragility
She's made a career of comforting white people, writes Issac J. Bailey.
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The memory-holing of Trump's putsch
Neither Pearl Harbor nor 9/11 were as bad.
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White supremacy is about systems, not intentions. Joe Biden seems to understand the difference
God willing he'll inspire others to see it, too, writes Rev. Daniel Schultz
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Wokeness is good. It always has been
Manipulation of wokeness, however, is bad, writes Magdi Semrau
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Liz Cheney is betting 'the former guy' won't be the GOP's kingmaker, or king, for very much longer
Can the House GOP's No. 3 finish what she started? asks Claire Bond Potter.
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The United States was not founded as a Christian nation, but it acted like one for much of its history
Some on the left are wrong. Most on the right are more wrong, writes Mia Brett.
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Glenn Grothman is very bad, or very good, at explaining why the GOP opposes DC statehood
Don't know the Wisconsin congressman? Bless you, says Rev. Daniel Schultz.
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Vaccines are the welfare state's crowning achievement. Naturally, the right hates them
If that’s how they want it, fine, says Lindsay Beyerstein.
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Intellectual conservatives seem to be redefining conservatism for make-believe Republicans
No GOP constituency for race-neutral policy, writes Christopher Jon Sprigman