op-ed July 9, 2026 National Operatives Picked Maine’s Candidate. Maine Is Living With the Consequences. If you honestly believe that you can fully understand a candidate's history, relationships, and vulnerabilities from a distance, you’ve already lost.
op-ed July 3, 2026 Why We Need Independent Working-Class Power to Reshape American Politics The fight for a nation truly governed by we the people did not begin or end in 1776. Every generation since has had to fight to make those three words bigger, and the people doing the most fighting have almost always been the ones the words were written to leave out.
op-ed April 22, 2026 Nikki Sapiro Vinckier: We sued the State of Michigan. And we won. This is what happens when people organize and fight to take their rights back
op-ed April 16, 2026 Alicia Michele Benjamin: Election Day Should Be a Federal Holiday Doing so would create a fairer opportunity for everyone to vote
op-ed April 7, 2026 Sarah Sicard: Now is the time for the military to choose between a constitution and a king What happens when the commander-in-chief demands the unlawful?
op-ed April 3, 2026 Andrea Levere: Why far-right philanthropy keeps winning This structural advantage is quietly reshaping American democracy
op-ed April 2, 2026 Jesse Ferguson: One Year Later — How Trump Lost His Superpower The tariffs came with receipts and voters haven't forgiven him
op-ed March 30, 2026 Joseph Geevarghese: Democrats Who Fund Trump’s War Should Expect Primaries Opposing the war means refusing to fund it. Anything less is performance.
op-ed March 19, 2026 Hannah Fried and Francisco Aguilar: Don’t Ignore the Threats to Our Vote By Hannah Fried and Francisco Aguilar When Americans hear our leaders talk about a federal takeover of elections, pushing laws at the federal and state levels that prevent eligible Americans…
op-ed March 17, 2026 Ashley Shelton: The Senate Must Reject Mullin’s Nomination to Protect FEMA from Further Destruction Mullin has been nominated to lead FEMA, but his record makes clear he will only accelerate its destruction
op-ed March 13, 2026 Denny Carter: Almost Everyone Loves DEI Now The Trump regime’s attacks on diversity have proven astoundingly unpopular
op-ed March 4, 2026 Alex Aronson: The Reality of Trump’s Rigged Courts Can we count on the judiciary to save us? Here's what the data says
