Do Kamala Harris’s Neocon Supporters Just Hate Trump, or Is There Something More to Her Appeal?
Personally, I would not accept an endorsement from a world-historic war criminal.
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Personally, I would not accept an endorsement from a world-historic war criminal.
Trump always wants to cast himself as a victim. Delaying his sentencing until after the election makes that harder.
The candidates fought to out-hawk each other on sustaining the bloody status quo in the Middle East at the presidential debate.
In a total capitulation to a far-right narrative, even typical liberal shibboleths about our “nation of immigrants” were absent on Tuesday night.
The Supreme Court’s 2020 decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma resulted in the largest restoration of Indigenous land in U.S. history.
The political press has doubled down on horse-race coverage of the election, overlooking the threat Trump poses to democracy.
New York University students who speak out against Zionism will now risk violating the school’s nondiscrimination policies.
Breaking this cynical cycle requires getting honest about Biden and Harris’s roles in this blood-soaked charade.
Progressives and moderates came together to support Kamala Harris by largely ignoring the most pressing moral issue of our time.
Israelis blame Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for dragging them into endless war — and are at a loss for how to carve a way out.
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