A Woke Reading of a Politician’s Mittens
The moral and intellectual crisis of academia in the US was illustrated by an op-ed in the San Francisco Chronicle.
The moral and intellectual crisis of academia in the US was illustrated by an op-ed in the San Francisco Chronicle.
When the only thing a party stands for is getting elected, the instinct for suppression of reflection and debate takes over.
Some of his supporters feel betrayed, but Bernie Sanders has opened a wide breach in the party establishment’s defense.
Emmanuel Macron, the former Rothschild banker, puts forward a program worthy of a democratic socialist as he reacts to the COVID-19 pandemic.
If the DNC chooses to silence Sanders yet again, it will be at its own peril, ensuring four more years for Trump.
CNN shows how contradicting a story that contradicts a story can keep people’s fears alive.
There just might be an America out there with lots of people who care about the people around them. This is Bernie’s audience, and it appears to be growing.
The Democratic Party struggles to defend its extreme commitment to plutocracy from the moderating influence of progressives.
Despite everything going wrong this week for the party regulars, establishment Democrats are now trying to regroup.
Those who say they are willing to fight for good governance have to stop talking about it and show up at the polls this time. It is way too late to wait for next time.
Wishing to prove its broadmindedness (no pun intended), The New York Times endorses two different ladies for the Democratic nomination.
In a shameful televised spectacle, CNN turned the final Democratic debate into a farcical pseudo-courtroom drama, revealing the channel’s true vocation.
Democrats have wasted valuable time not realizing that the 2020 presidential election against Trump will be anything but normal.
Democrats should look to a moderate, center-left candidate in the primaries for the best chance of dislodging Trump from the White House in November 2020.
The future of the Democratic Party in the US may hang on whether it decides to love or hate the billionaires who have made it what it is today.
