Prepare to have your mind blown. Ever feel like you are seeing – or hearing – double? The internet is currently in the boat of "hearing double" thanks to one social media user's observation that ...
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"I won’t dare put a Democratic bumper sticker on my car because I don’t want to get run off the road or have my tires slashed." ...
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Project 2028, the Aftermath
The underlying premise of my column last week outlining a hypothetical 2028 Democratic platform was that the party’s highest ...
Warrants unsealed in Georgia show an FBI investigation, possibly criminal, into the 2020 presidential election won by Joe ...
The next election is not an existential event for the United States. Neither is the one after that--or the one after that.
This century, as power ping-ponged between Democrats and Republicans, I’ve watched each party, newly elected and in charge of fresh majorities in Congress forge ahead with expansive policy agendas ...
The next election is not an existential event for the United States. Neither is the one after that — or the one after that. But that won’t stop American politicians from claiming otherwise, nor anxiet ...
The next election is not an existential event for the United States. Neither is the one after that — or the one after that. But that won’t stop American politicians from claiming otherwise, nor ...
Democracy cannot survive if it sees the public as a threat, not a partner The post Politics Has Grown Too Big for Politicians Alone first appeared on The Walrus.
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