East to West, progressive candidates continue to make history.
In the Hot Seat: The Northeast Above and the Sunbelt Below Make History
All posts tagged: 2018 midterms
Senator Elizabeth Warren Introduces a New Bill to Combat Crony and Corrupt Capitalism
The liberal senator from Massachusetts has a plan to take on Wall Street.
Public Support for Politically Progressive Policies are on the Rise Nationwide
Ordinary citizens are becoming sympathetic to a more progressive union.
House Democrats in Washington Forming a Medicare-for-All Congressional Caucus
Could this be a big enough step toward universal healthcare?
Latest Opinion Polling Shows Democrats Want Bernie Sanders-Styled Candidates to Run
In 2018 and beyond, many Democratic voters are starting to Feel the Bern.
Primaries Nationwide From East to the Heartland Shift Towards Left and Right
Midterm primaries send shockwaves and possible historical firsts nationwide.
California Might Become Three Separate States
A proposal six years in the making.
Supreme Court Upholds Ohio’s Voter Purge Law as Elections Approach Nationwide
The Supreme Court allows Ohio to purge voters off their own registration rolls as upcoming elections approach nationwide.
In the Hot Seat: Stacey Abrams and Lupe Valdez Make History
The Georgia and Texas gubernatorial primaries are just the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker Paul Ryan Won’t Be Running For Re-Election
Another change coming to Washington D.C.
In the Hot Seat: The Path to a Peter Roskam Loss
It’s time to admit political climate change is real.
In the Hot Seat: Democrats Are Ready for Change in Illinois
An interesting start to Spring in Springfield.
In the Hot Seat: Marie Newman is Giving Dan Lipinski a Run For His Money
A new candidate is shaking up the race for the third congressional district in Illinois.
Monday Morning Scoop: The ‘Shape’ We’re In
Plus, a Texas showdown and eyeball tattoos.
In the Hot Seat: Could Ted Cruz Lose in 2018?
Can Beto O’Rourke pull off a Texas-sized surprise in November?
Trump Endorses Romney for Senate
Some might say Trump just makes his entire life a reality TV show.
Viewpoint: Why It’s So Important to Vote in 2018
It is one thing to protest and post on social media, but that alone changes nothing.
Viewpoint: Neo-Nazi’s Congressional Campaign is Emblematic of the Trump Presidency
Former American Nazi Party member Arthur Jones faces no opposition in a March Illinois primary.
Mike Pence’s First Year as Vice President: The Tie-Breaker
Pence is moving decisions through Congress with some brute force, a record not broken since 1861.
Viewpoint: Compromise is Key for Democrats in 2018
Doug Jones victory over Roy Moore earlier this month gives the Democratic Party hope for significant change in 2018.
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