Category: Politics

Hillary’s Reckless Off-Ramp Strategy
by Rick Perlstein | Sep 12, 2016 | Election 2016, RickipediaI published an article here on August 22 arguing against a dangerous strategy apparently being pursued by the Clinton presidential campaign, as revealed in a hacked email discussion between DNC officials last spring. In an effort to expedite the defection of Republicans offended by their party’s nominee, the campaign was building up Speaker Paul Ryan […]

Event: Mobilizing to Defeat Climate Change
by Washington Spectator | Sep 9, 2016 | Environment, PoliticsPhoto Credit: Azeem Azeez Join the New Republic and three of our nation’s leading environmental activists, Bill McKibben, Reverend Lennox Yearwood Jr., and Elizabeth Yeampierre for a critical public conversation on climate change, its social, political, and biological impact and what can be done now to arrest and where possible reverse its deadly progress. Writer […]

Diverse and Perverse: the Coalition that Trump Built
by Rick Perlstein | Sep 8, 2016 | Election 2016, PoliticsPhoto Credit: ABC/Fred Watkins Cleveland The convention began with a prayer for God to bless his chosen political party, from a black preacher who announced it was fitting and proper to do so “because we are electing a man in Donald Trump who believes in the name of Jesus Christ.” And because “our enemy […]

Rumble in the Alt-Right Thunderdome
by Hannah Gais | Aug 26, 2016 | Election 2016, PoliticsPhoto Credit: Official Trump card With several months of election-related chaos to go, Hillary Clinton took to the stage in Nevada to call out a crackpot movement of Trump supporters that few people have even heard of. On Thursday, the Democratic nominee gave a speech in Reno, Nevada, decrying the so-called alt-right (short for […]

A Dim Attack on Dumb Policy
by Scott Ritter | Aug 24, 2016 | Foreign Policy, PoliticsPhoto Credit: Senior Airman Matthew Bruch, U.S. Air Force There is a scene in Hal Ashby’s classic 1979 adaptation of Jerzy Kosinski’s novella Being There where the hapless Chauncey “the gardener” Gardiner, played by Peter Sellers, ends up at a meeting with the president of the United States. Complex policy discussions are taking place and […]
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