Are Democrats better than Republicans?
Democrats aren’t tearing our democracy apart. And that’s great! But why don’t we know what they’ll do with power? They need to inspire voters to succeed.
Please don’t make the same mistakes
Suppose we can fight off this coup. What will Democrats do then? They’ve given us no plans, no proposals, and no ideas.
Democrats hate leaders who hide their plans
The Democratic Party leaders want power again. And Democrats will likely win the House, and possibly even the Senate. It’s a moment of true power. But if they don’t have anything to offer, it’ll be a hollow victory.
Is Democratic Americanism dangerous and revolutionary?
Matt Bai rejects says the Republican ideal of Americanism as fascism and Democratic Americanism ‘radical’.
Press Dictate: Bipartisanship Death March
Every week, the press remeasures the Democratic commitment to bipartisanship, critical of every shortcoming. And each week, they give Republicans a free pass to burn the system to the ground. When did ‘bipartisanship’ become so one-sided?
CNN and the Healthcare-Industrial Complex
I want to touch on the political nonsense and noise around the healthcare industry. Not health care; the healthcare business. It’s a complicated mix, it’s around 18% of our economy, and it remains the biggest Democratic issue nobody can explain. CNN couldn’t handle more than easy catch-phrases and bumper-sticker memes. Here are some facts.
CNN Hosts Presidential Fight Night
The CNN Presidential debate was educational, but annoying. The moderators focused on attacks and counterattacks. If you diss’ed someone, the moderators let you shout, then allow swirls of attacks and rebuttals. When a candidate ignored their provocation and explained capable, rational policies, CNN cut them off hard at the bell. This was Fight Night!
The Election is a Marketplace of Ideas
The media are still getting their election coverage weirdly wrong. The election is still over a year away; almost everything is still fluid. We just had a new candidate register. The existing candidates are only firming the positions they’ve barely articulated. It may become a horserace down the line, but right now, we’re still in the marketplace, picking and choosing from everyone. And this is...