The key to carrying all this momentum forward is to remember — and to remind people — that good things don’t just happen ...

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Midterms lack the personalistic drama of American presidential elections, but outside of foreign policy, Congress really is the main driving force of the American constitutional system, and midterm ...

With less than a week until Election Day, Democrats are feeling good. They’re also wary as key races remain neck and neck.

Earlier this year, I kept writing draft versions of an article denouncing something I wanted to call “the Techno-Optimist’s Fallacy.” Then along came Marc Andreesen, the influential venture capitalist ...

A couple of weekends ago, I went with friends to the Power to the People music festival in suburban Maryland. I was there primarily to see bands play, but part of the goal of the show was to raise ...

If you are terminally online, you may have noticed recently the cavalcade of progressive-minded posters slagging Senator Elissa Slotkin for saying that the use of the term “oligarchy” by Bernie ...

I spoke recently to a group of people that included an elected official who’s likely to run for governor in the upcoming cycle. One topic that came up was the relative merits of different theories ...

If you’re in the DC area, I’m hosting a book talk for Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld about their new book “The Hollow Parties: The Many Pasts and Disordered Present of American Party Politics.” I ...

Doing the podcast rounds to promote “One Billion Americans,” I was pleasantly surprised by how frequently I was able to get to yes with conservative hosts about immigration. I would tell them that I ...