Democratic Voters Played Pundit in Picking Joe Biden. History Suggests They Are Bad at That Game.
With Joe Biden as frontrunner, the electorate is choosing a comfortable path forward. That path is no longer safe.
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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.
Democrats have failed to build on the Affordable Care Act, not from a lack of good intentions, because of the fatal complexity of the law itself.
Ignoring the voters’ will through party-boss convention maneuvering is the most likely way to reelect Trump.
Trump is awful, and he doesn’t care about peace or the truth, but there is no alternative to his deal with the Taliban.
Let’s consider the nonsense that has passed for “reporting,” “commentary,” and “analysis” on Sanders over the past year or so.
Culinary Union members might grasp health care policy better than pundits think.
Chelsea Manning was imprisoned for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks. She refused — and now she must be set free.
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