Policy Archive
Archives for July 2019
Making sense of the confusing Joe Biden-Kamala Harris fight over Medicare-for-all.
It’s not about open borders.
Bill de Blasio and Joe Biden faced questions about the 2014 incident.
Biden was a major Democratic leader in spearheading America’s war on drugs during the 1980s and ’90s.
The NYC mayor hopes his policing record can make him president, but critics want him to fire Daniel Pantaleo first.
Williamson’s views on depression and illness are dangerous. The media is complicit in spreading them.
No, Kamala Harris’s Medicare-for-all plan is not proposing privatized Medicare. But she does have a lot of questions to answer.
At the Democratic debate, Sanders reminded voters he was there first on Medicare-for-all.
Ranked choice voting could be the future of elections in America.
The “good guy with a gun” myth is just that.
The legislation, from Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Rick Scott, goes after drug companies that benefit from federal money.
Sanders and Warren teamed up to defend Medicare-for-all.
What we learned about the candidates’ 2020 health care plans from the first night of the second Democratic debate.
Policing affects voters across the country. Presidential candidates aren’t really talking about it.
Tech companies big and small are making money off Immigration and Customs Enforcement.