Policy Archive
Archives for July 2016
Here are the six principles of Trumpism, the thing that has replaced it.
It’s a fraudulent, desperate attempt by a losing candidate to snooker the American public into electing him.
The world isn’t as scary as he wants you to think.
Sorry, but Donald Trump isn’t temperamentally fit to be president.
This was a scary speech, by a scary man, who needs a scared electorate.
Wow. Just … wow.
The GOP stands unified at the Republican National Convention against the most pressing social justice movement of our time.
The problem isn’t so much that Donald Trump keeps talking about “law and order.” It’s that despite the failures of 50 years of punitive policies, Americans still want to hear it.
“I’m saying, ‘Sir, why did you shoot me?’ And his words to me were, ‘I don’t know.’”
President Erdoğan’s post-coup crackdown could cause major problems.
Just takes one year.
Sen. Jeff Flake mocked the idea that Clinton “belongs in prison” and called it “jumping the shark.”
Hint: It has something to do with solar power.
Here are all the answers to the questions your Facebook friends have about Black Lives Matter.
To fix policing in America, we have to understand this.