We must develop an international movement that takes on the greed and ideology of the billionaire class and leads us to a world of economic, social and environmental justice.
It’s often argued that centering economics means abandoning racial or other identity groups that have fought hard for well-deserved political leverage. But political messaging is not a zero-sum game. The question is not “identity politics or economic justice,” but how to adopt a complementary union of the two.
When I was asked to run the Democratic Party after the Russians hacked our emails, I stumbled onto a shocking truth about the Clinton campaign.
A new report offers a bracing autopsy of the 2016 election—and lays out a plan for revitalization.
Don’t be surprised if a distinctly left-wing candidate takes the White House in 2020.
“In my view, the United States must seek partnerships not just between governments, but between peoples,” Sanders said. “A sensible and effective foreign policy recognizes that our safety and welfare is bound up with the safety and welfare of others around the world.”
Sanders’s Medicare for All bill is built on the understanding that revolutions take time.
Rallying behind Sanders bill, groups say "we will never stop fighting" for Medicare for All
Based on her new book, writes Leopold, it is clear Hillary Clinton "is not interested in playing patty-cake for the sake of party unity in the Age of Trump. Screw that. She has accounts to settle."
Complaining About Hillary's Campaign Book Is a Huge Waste of the Progressive Movement's Time.
Why aren't they focusing on the anti-democratic practices that split the Democratic Party?
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