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Will Marshall, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Democrats shouldn’t let antipathy to Trump blind them to the strategic and moral necessity of defanging the Islamic Republic.
The strategic imperative for Democrats now is building a large and lasting majority that can defeat MAGA populism decisively.
A decent president, if we had one, would stand up to blood-soaked tyrants like Putin rather than treating fellow Americans as enemies.
It was a bold, if implausible, demand for a crash program to rid America of fossil fuels.
Tariffs and reindustrialization won’t win the economic future.
That starts by radically reorienting their economic priorities to help working Americans get ahead, not just get by.
Rather than reckon with such grim realities, Democrats again are seeking refuge in the politics of evasion.
The fearsome “Axis of Autocracies” bent on disrupting the U.S. led global order — China, Russia, Iran and North Korea — looks pretty brittle.
Democrats should offer working families a new deal that equips them to compete for the jobs that define America’s future, not its past.
Populism as practiced by Biden and Trump has foundered on the patronizing premise that working families want yesterday’s factory jobs back.
For Democrats, the right answer to Trump’s reign of error isn’t to indulge in purity tests and fratricidal primary challenges.
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It’s a mad quest, and working Americans will pay dearly for it.
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Democrats can’t beat Trump and the populist right with the discredited progressive playbook they’ve been following since 2016.
Democrats must change direction dramatically to regain their competitiveness and offer concrete remedies to the problems working families define as...