A Biden-Sanders Ticket: The Unthinkable May Be the Only Path Forward
If it weren’t for the coronavirus crisis and the nature of the current president, we’d have a hard time imagining this ourselves.
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If it weren’t for the coronavirus crisis and the nature of the current president, we’d have a hard time imagining this ourselves.
The American managerial system is hostile to transparency, common sense, and responsibility in a crisis. An utter failure of leadership is leaving us all exposed.
The president viewed both my suffering, and freedom, as a deal. A deal that freed me physically but killed my fight for justice.
The whistleblower still faces state-enforced financial ruin because the judge that set her free refused to vacate her exorbitant fines.
The death toll keeps climbing back home in Italy, but the United States, my adopted country, is fundamentally unequipped to handle this crisis.
Chelsea Manning can only continue to be imprisoned for the purpose of coercing her to testify before a grand jury. That’s not going to happen.
With Joe Biden as frontrunner, the electorate is choosing a comfortable path forward. That path is no longer safe.
Concerns about the former vice president’s cognitive decline came from his supporters, not Trump or Sanders.
Until last year, Joe Biden supported a law that restricted federal funding for abortion — and his flip-flop smacks of political expediency.
Warren stayed out of the 2016 Democratic primary, and it hurt her badly.
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