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Gavin Newsom represents everything wrong with the Democratic Party
Beyond the political theater, Newsom and the Democrats lack a vision for America.
A new direction for the Democrats: going left
Instead of finding moderate candidates Democrats should seek a progressive approach.
To sell out or not to sell out
What Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s White House visit tells us.
The Democratic Party lost Joe Rogan for a reason
Rogan’s lean toward the right shows the left’s struggle to maintain relevance.
Pursuing democracy goes beyond the ballot box
A Harris victory alone won’t save democracy; we must organize after the election.
District 14 race exemplifies Democratic Party split
Candidates Kevin de León and Ysabel Jurado represent opposite ends of the party.
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at USC
The 42nd President and founder of the Clinton Foundation spoke on interdependence and cooperation, as well as issues in the global community.
GOP should distance itself from Tea Party
“A Plan to Save the Republican Party,” is the headline for Daniel Altman’s latest article in Foreign Policy. In it, the economics professor at the Stern School of Business describes the growing rift that began with primary challenges to Republican incumbents and most recently climaxed with the standoff over defunding the Affordable Care Act. Altman […]
Sequestration may be necessary
After months of doomsday predictions regarding the imminent enactment of across-the-board spending cuts, the sequester is finally set to go into effect this Friday. The emergency cuts, which were part of a deal struck between Congress and President Barack Obama in 2011 to extend the United States’ borrowing authority and cut the budget deficit, will […]