Jewish votes for Arab parties? What would that mean?
Israel's Arab parties campaigned for Jewish votes. Nobody in the mainstream is asking how many they got, or what it would mean.
Eric Hensal
What does the Ramaswamy campaign have in common with the Ford Pinto?
The Ramaswamy campaign tested the ad with Amy Acton's mother, saw the blowback coming, and spent $4 million anyway. This is no desperate campaign tactic. It is a vengeful long-term plan.
I pulled off the road to write this because...
Democrats will likely take Congress in November. Then what? With filibusters and a veto waiting on every bill, the one real power they will hold is investigation—but the party's instinct and media pressure will be to look reasonable instead of using it.
The Call for Platner Is from Inside the Progressive House
Graham Platner was cultured, not natural. The progressive social media ecosystem manufactured his Senate campaign—and women wielding that ecosystem's own skills took it apart in days.
Happy Birthday 'Merica
The 250th highlights our failures in electing presidents. How a nation's fetish for the strongman president handed us Trump—and why the anniversary should be the year we start disenthralling ourselves from the imperial presidency.
Unwashed America
A million foreign fans are about to see MAGA America up close and unmediated. The World Cup won't sports-wash Trump—it may explain us to the world, and maybe turn some hatred into pity.
The Left, Right, Up, Down, In, Out of Politics
Why can't AI fix a 1993 Ford Ranger? The same reason progressives keep misreading the electorate — both fixate on one tidy explanation and ignore the messy permutations. Pew's new political typology points to a more useful picture, and some unexpected common ground.