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The moral idiocy of promoting the extremists.
It needs to safeguard the next election, not relive the last one.
Practical bits of advice that will change everything!
The church leaders who made themselves blind, and then cruel.
First, they have to understand the deep philosophical differences underlying these conflicts.
America’s social mobility machine is broken.
Retooling the party for an age of disorder.
They have the ability to reconsider everything they thought they knew.
We’re entering the age of red world versus blue world.
Anthropologist Robin Dunbar provides a framework.
Over the long term, centralized power is a recipe for stagnation.
The invasion of Ukraine is a rabid form of identity politics.
We will start again — and we will start now.
The struggle against authoritarianism, at home and abroad.
Heartbroken by the path their church has taken, they seek a renewal.
Why are so many of us behaving so badly?
They need to get busy at the grassroots.
An attempt to be present with a stranger in pain.
Our democracy may not be strong enough for post-Roe politics.
Voters may pummel Democrats next year but future generations will be grateful.
Our society isn’t good at cultivating the faculty that we may need the most.
To win the culture war, bring the nation together, don't split it into parts.
Political subcultures fight it out in America's schools.
We need a national story based on humility, not grandiosity.
When all you see is groups, and not people.