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Kansas Senator Is in Play: Adam Hamilton Can End a Century of Republican Control

August 6, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Kansas Senator Is in Play: Adam Hamilton Can End a Century of Republican Control

Kansas voters keep rejecting Republican overreach. Now Adam Hamilton is mounting a values-driven campaign to defeat MAGA Senator Roger Marshall.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 elections, 2026 Midterm Elections, Abortion Rights, Adam Hamilton, Christian Nationalism, Democratic Party, Democratic Senate candidates, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, faith and politics, filibuster reform, food assistance, Healthcare Access, healthcare reform, Kansas Democrats, Kansas politics, Kansas Republicans, Kansas Senate, Laura Kelly, Medicare For All, Politics Done Right, progressive movement, Progressive Politics, red state politics, religious right, reproductive freedom, Republican Party, Roger Marshall, rural voters, Senate control, Senate filibuster, Senate majority, SNAP benefits, social justice, Trump Republicans, U.S. Senate, United Methodist Church, voting rights, working class politics, Working Families

The AI Scare Is Y2K on Steroids—and Oligarchs Are Cashing In

August 5, 2026 By Egberto Willies

The AI Scare Is Y2K on Steroids—and Oligarchs Are Cashing In

The Y2K bug was real, but fear created a spending frenzy. Today’s AI panic repeats that playbook on steroids as corporations monetize anxiety, layoffs, energy use, and hype.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 elections, 2026 Midterm Elections, Abortion Rights, Adam Hamilton, Christian Nationalism, Democratic Party, Democratic Senate candidates, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, faith and politics, filibuster reform, food assistance, Healthcare Access, healthcare reform, Kansas Democrats, Kansas politics, Kansas Republicans, Kansas Senate, Laura Kelly, Medicare For All, Politics Done Right, progressive movement, Progressive Politics, red state politics, religious right, reproductive freedom, Republican Party, Roger Marshall, rural voters, Senate control, Senate filibuster, Senate majority, SNAP benefits, social justice, Trump Republicans, U.S. Senate, United Methodist Church, voting rights, working class politics, Working Families

Texas Shock: Working-Class Democrat Wins Deep-Red Senate District

February 2, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Texas Shock: Working-Class Democrat Wins Deep-Red Senate District

A union machinist shattered political myths by flipping one of Texas’s reddest districts. Here’s why working-class politics still win.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: affordability crisis, Healthcare Access, Labor movement, Progressive victories, Red district flipped, Texas Democrats, texas politics, Texas Senate race, Union politics, Working class voters

Young column: Life-or-death crossroads for health care

December 1, 2025 By John Young

Talk about all of that, and do not stop. Make noise. But at this very moment we need extreme attention – and noise – about something else. Some 24 million Americans stand to take a crippling hit if Republicans disable the thing that makes the Affordable Care Act affordable.

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: ACA, ACA Subsidies, Affordable Care Act, Biden Administration, CBO Report, Congressional Inaction, Economic Justice, Epstein Files, Government Censorship, Government Shutdown, Health Care Crisis, health insurance, Health Policy, Healthcare Access, healthcare inequality, Jimmy Kimmel, John Young, Medicaid Cuts, Medical Debt, obamacare, Political Commentary, public health, Republican Budget Cuts, social safety net, tax credits, Tom Homan, U.S. Congress, U.S. Politics, Working Families

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