Elizabeth Warren May Be the Strongest Democratic Candidate
The Massachusetts senator is trending up in the polls and raising more money than most candidates.
The Massachusetts senator is trending up in the polls and raising more money than most candidates.
The Democratic leader knows how to count votes and take the flak for vulnerable House members.
But they must still be wary of moving too far to the left.
It’s unpopular and it’s unlikely to improve health care in the United States.
How will they get their policies through a Republican-controlled Senate?
Don’t complain that the nomination was rigged just because you lost.
There’s a difference been being principled and being intransigent.
Steve Bullock, Julián Castro, John Hickenlooper and Beto O’Rourke should be running for the Senate.
The former vice president may be out of sync with Twitter, but that’s not the Democratic Party.
The Vermont senator is raising a lot of money from activists, but party actors have little incentive to support him.
Biden is facing criticism for his past. Sanders has raised the most money. Warren is not impressing Democrats.
Both parties have essentially accepted the New Deal consensus. What’s next?
O’Rourke is running for president, passing up on an opportunity to win a Senate seat for Democrats.
Hickenlooper and Inslee are in, Bloomberg and Clinton are out.
Sanders is running. Klobuchar shies away from free college and health care.