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This Washington Post headline isn't from March, or May, but from July 13th, and only begins to capture the magnitudue of the failure we are witnessing.
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Every other Wednesday we offer our new presentation which does a deep dive on the performance of the two political parties over the past generation of American politics. It clearly shows that with Democrats things better; Republicans, not so much.
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Simon offers the idea of creating a new government department focused solely on job creation and skill acquisition.
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Over the past 30 years, the Democratic Party has been the most successful center-left party in the developed world. It is time it started acting like it, and begin to far more purposefully lead the fight against rising illiberalism here and abroad.
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Features
Each Wednesday NDN takes an indepth look at the 2020 political landscape. On Fridays we talk with leading elected officials, policy makers and...
Noted journalist Mike Tomasky did a deep dive on our new "With Democrats" presentation and wrote "It is fascinating. You need to know...
The Biden campaign faces a big strategy choice in the coming days - how many to play in? How big shoulld the battlefield be? Argument for going big is...
Trumps's escalating attacks and calls for violence against his perceived domestic enemies are authoritarian and dangerous - and can no longer be...
Recent Work
Another week of really bad polling for the Rs - Electoral College gets harder for Trump, good poll for Bullock in Montana, is North Carolina joining FL and WI in slipping away?
Russia's assassination campaign against US and UK troops in Afghanistan should lead to a broad review of its years of attacks on US interests and the West, and a firm and sustained response.
As bad as the election looks right now for the President and his party, things may actually get far worse in the coming months.
Based on the President's actions of the past few weeks, we are at the point where we have to wonder whether he's decided that he wants the virus to spread and for more Americans to fall ill and die. Is there another explanation?.
This have been a very hard few months for this great nation, but in the last few days it feels like that sense of despair and anguish has become to turn into something more hopeful an uplifting.
The President's refusal to embrace masking as America re-opens is indefensible, and raises questions about whether he still understands what is happening around him.
That COVID19 has spread through the White House within days of its reopening up is a lesson for how hard it is going to be to open the country up in the days ahead.
The COVID19 crisis is an opportunity for elected officials here in the US to take on a new and powerful role - truth teller, community leader, COVID navigator.
