Democrats won big. What comes next? The Oak Forest discussion explains why party unity must deliver for working families—and why progressives must keep organizing.
Can David Jolly Beat Byron Donalds? A Florida Caller Spots a GOP Weakness
A Florida caller explains why she sees an opening for David Jolly, why Angie Nixon faces a different fight, and what she told a mom ready to sit out.
Republican’s Stunning Exit Exposes How Extreme the GOP Has Become
A Republican lawmaker says targeting immigrant children helped push him out of politics. His warning reveals how extremism has moved from the GOP fringe into its mainstream.
Angie Nixon illustrates that a DSA candidate is closer to Americans than Establishment Dems or Republicans.
Angie Nixon beat a $16 million opponent with organizing and economic populism. Her DSA affiliation matters less than the working-class policies voters recognize.
Republicans Cry “Socialism,” but Americans Want Healthcare, Housing and Economic Justice
Michael Steele dismantles the GOP’s tired red scare as Americans recognize socialism for corporations and ruthless capitalism for workers, patients, renters and families.
Shaun Finnie Offers TX-02 An Off-Ramp From Steve Toth’s MAGA Extremism
Shaun Finnie offers TX-02 an economy-first alternative to Steve Toth’s MAGA culture wars, centered on healthcare, education, rights, affordability, and responsible government.
To Support Public Education, Vote Molly Cook
Molly Cook, an ER nurse and organizer who served as the sparkplug of the movement that passed Houston’s Prop B last November, and Jarvis Johnson, the current State House representative for House District 139. I am voting for Molly, and public ed is one of the main reasons why.
Move to Amend: Relearning what we thought we knew
It isn’t necessary to detail the inadequacies of our public education system here. The privatization and corporatization of public schools is on.