As the 2020 presidential election draws closer and closer, the field of Democratic candidates is slowly winnowing. Gone […]
Bernie Sanders
Prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act — or, as it is more commonly known, Obamacare […]
Are Democrats Dumping Charters?
Leila Hooshyar and Tara Madhav Discuss the Changing Debate Around Charter Schools within the Democratic Party
Beating Trump in 2020 will not be easy. If there is anything that the Democrats should’ve learned from […]
In 2016, Bernie Sanders swept the Democratic Party with a wave of progressivism. But there’s a force with […]
It’s no secret — voter turnout is too low, and it doesn’t need to be. To increase voter turnout, […]
The December midnight was drenched in silence. A large crowd stared on from the harbor as the Sons […]
It may be a cliche, but the phrase “Trump means it seriously, but not literally” may be quite […]
It was a sunny Sunday in Los Angeles when my great uncle, Gaylord Moss, got a phone call […]
As an eye-catching, sloganeering, vote-winning policy, tuition-free public university is certainly a crowd pleaser. It was for Bernie […]
The Election of Tom Perez Tensions were high as delegates cast their ballots for the DNC chair. It […]
I was browsing Facebook when I came across Jesse Watters’ “Chinatown segment” from the O’Reilly Show on Fox News. […]
January 9, 2016 — On the floor of the Senate, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) stands in front of […]
Bill and Hillary Clinton at Hillary’s Concession Speech. President Trump. Let that sit in. People across the country […]
Senator Sanders’ rallies, like this one in Oakland, CA drew thousands of enthusiastic supporters. (Getty) Despite the hype, California […]
Government regulation is at it again. This time, it’s going after Big Pharma. California is the latest state […]
Pete* has been apathetic about politics since the death of Robert Kennedy in 1968. After being an active […]
As the weather begins to warm, America is “Feeling the Bern.” Widely dismissed as a fringe candidate at […]