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In this moment of "all the things" it's easy to forget that President Biden should just be getting started.
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We need to talk about what we're really talking about when we talk about the filibuster: our desperate need for our leaders to govern.
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There is no "too late" here: investigate, prosecute, expel, imprison.
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Maybe the uncertainty of 2021 (and 2020) is not pointing to clear answers, but perhaps is giving us something else we need: room to ask questions.
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Instead of creating a 3rd caucus in the Senate by electing independents, are we about to see the dream of the bipartisan/antipartisan movement come to…
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What do we do when "winning" is no longer correlated with progress?
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Is the disconnect between representatives and represented being driven by our increasingly data-driven campaigns?
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Hint: it's not about depolarization. Healing requires inclusion. Inclusion requires celebrating, not just tolerating difference.
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People often talked about ignoring our nationalized dysfunctional political discourse and focusing locally. Is that even possible? What is polarization…
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What do we really mean when we say polarization? Perhaps the reality of American political culture is not as bi-polar as we've gotten used to -- or been…
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Other than the fact that our national civic dialog feels like an elementary school food fight, does the increased intensity of political polarization…
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He represents a metastatic evolution of Trumpism that reinstitutionalizes a dangerous, backward-looking worldview that will make the transformation that…
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