Tag: politics
America Sits At The Nexus of Fear, Rage, and Despair
There is no part of American society that has escaped the terror, fury, and sorrow that has engulfed our daily lives There have been a few ... Read More
Democrats Look To Regain A Foothold in Middle Township With Quanette Vasser-McNeal
The Middle Township Committee is controlled by Republicans since losing Michael Clark’s seat in 2019 and maintain a slight edge in registered voters within the ... Read More
The Power Of The People
In arenas as far-reaching as financial markets, government, communications, and entertainment, the supremacy of once all-powerful elites is now being challenged by a collective hoard ... Read More
The Myth Of Waiting Your Turn
Americans believe in fairness, almost above all other things, but even as meritocratic as we believe ourselves to be, we are still willing to accept ... Read More
Trampled By Turtles
It’s time for Democrats to get off the matt and stop being paralyzed by the pit of despair. As a famous Spaniard once said, “Let ... Read More
Defunding The Police: The Culture War Democrats Are Afraid To Fight
The problem with “defund the police” as a slogan isn’t it’s inaccuracy, lack of nuance, or failure to represent the true position of most liberals, ... Read More
The Resistance Needs A Better Brand
The very strength of the Democratic Party—a wonderfully diverse coalition of people and ideas—is precisely what makes it suck so badly at branding. By David ... Read More
No Country For Smart Men
The reason your brother-in-law chooses to believe a game show host over knowledgable experts and what it means to your health and safety. By David ... Read More
The Pessimism Of The Democratic Party Is A Self Fulfilling Prophesy
Pessimism within the Democratic Party, particularly those who identify as moderate or conservative, impedes actual achievement because they assume change can only happen incrementally. By ... Read More
The Outsider
"South Jersey deserves a real Democrat,” Nate tells me. “Senator Van Drew's voting record is more like a Republican's on issue after issue. He voted ... Read More