As Trump escalates authoritarian threats, Marc Elias lays out how legal action and civic engagement can protect elections and democracy.
“Get Out of Minneapolis”: Mayor Frey Blasts ICE After Civilian Killing
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey delivers a blistering response after ICE kills a civilian, rejecting spin, demanding justice, and urging peaceful protest and voter action.
Leave Nothing Unanswered: A Holiday Call to Speak Truth with Civility at the Dinner Table
Democracy isn’t defended only at the ballot box. It’s defended when ordinary people challenge lies—civilly—at the dinner table.
Ex-MAGA Activist Reveals the Fear Machine That Radicalized Millions—and How He Escaped
He escaped MAGA after years inside. His apology reveals how fear, conspiracy, and isolation fuel the movement.
Jasmine Crockett Calls Out MTG’s Sudden Victim Act as MAGA Turns on Its Own
Rep. Jasmine Crockett dismantles Marjorie Taylor Greene’s sudden victim narrative as MAGA and Trump turn on her, exposing the hypocrisy at the heart of their movement.
Redistricting Just Became Dangerous for Republicans After the 2025 Elections
The 2025 elections changed the political map — literally. Republicans who once wielded redistricting as a weapon for permanent power now face an electorate and legal landscape that threaten to turn that strategy against them. What was once a tool for dominance could soon become their downfall.
Don’t be terrified. The country is still a democracy that belongs to all of us.de
As we watch Donald Trump destroy democracy and the government through Elon Musk, we must first understand why, and then we must engage in one or more forms.
I expect Harris will win, but we must be ready with structures to bypass the internet and MSM.
While I expect VP Kamala Harris to win, it is incumbent on activist journalists and our activist networks to start creating communication structures that bypass the internet and the mainstream media.
Young column: He’s the man to render democracy brain-dead
“You’ve got to get out and vote. In four years, you don’t have to vote again. We’ll have it fixed so good you’re not going to have to vote.”
The Supreme Court is proving to be a clear and present danger to workers, unions, and life itself
This piece critiques the Supreme Court’s pro-corporate rulings, highlighting their detrimental impact on workers, unions, and environmental sustainability while advocating for reforms to reclaim democratic principles.
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