The Communications Director of the California Democratic Party Explains the In-N-Out Boycott Controversy
We spoke with John Vigna about the boycott that wasn't, social media headaches, and the post-2016 politicization of everything.
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Did Inclusiveness, a Core Value of Democrats, Lead to Their 2016 Loss?
New research argues Republicans' us-vs.-them attitude gave the GOP an advantage by heightening party solidarity.
How the Identity Politics Argument Affects a Party’s Choices
Democrats understand the last election determines how the party prepares for the next one.
Explaining an Election, 1984 Edition
As we saw following Ronald Reagan's drubbing of Walter Mondale, the losing party will often try to define their defeat in a way that helps shape future strategy.
The Costs of Dropping Pelosi
There are a few points that Democrats uncomfortable with Nanci Pelosi's leadership might want to consider before urging her to retire.
The Democratic National Committee Might Undo Its Ban on Fossil Fuel Donations
The proposed reversal has raised alarm bells with environmentalists.
On Running Against Trump
Dissecting Bret Stephens' (suspect) strategic advice to Democrats looking to take on Trump in 2020.
The Lede, Issue #25: The Best Hope for the Democratic Party, Heart Mountain, the End of Locker-Room Talk as We Know It, and More
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The Least Analytical 2016 Voters: Democrats Who Supported Trump
New research finds liberals and libertarians are particularly prone to reflective thought.