Blue states are finally learning what red states have known all along: you don’t need federal permission to govern.

Trump intends to undo the will of the voters in next year’s midterm elections. But there’s still time and a way to stop him.

Having failed to learn the key lesson from last year’s defeat, party leaders are promoting moderate candidates to run against populist progressives in next year’s elections.

“To one degree or another, to be successful as a Republican, you have to emulate Trump’s speech, his attitude and take directions from the White House.”

In difficult races, Democrats are leaning into economic populism with promising results

We're in an extremely dangerous moment.

The latest move by SCOTUS is a "five alarm fire"

“By continuing to financially support anti-democratic lawmakers, these companies and trade groups fail to grasp the serious business consequences of such a dangerous political trajectory.”

And YES, Russia attacked the 2016 election to install Trump

Republicans already hold 25 out of Texas’ 38 congressional seats – a much higher share of seats than their vote-share in the state should net.

Today, rather than standing up for voting access, Trump's DOJ is supporting and defending voter suppression laws and bringing new lawsuits to impose stricter voting rules.

It’s the opposite of Trump, who was interested only in building a vehicle for his own self-advancement. Musk is far more dangerous.

CounterSpin interview with Jeff Cohen and Norman Solomon on Mamdani and the Democrats

Getting RCV on the ballot isn’t easy. It’s a complex, legally binding process. The campaign must collect hundreds of thousands of valid signatures in a tight window of time. Every volunteer counts.

This was not an airwaves campaign. It was a stoop campaign. As obvious as this might seem, it’s a lesson that keeps going unlearned.