2020 election
Primary Care: Why We Need an Overhaul of the Primary Process
The grueling runup to the 2020 election is a good example of the dysfunction that makes reform feel urgent and necessary.
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Hyde and Seek: Where 2020 Candidates Stand on Repealing the Hyde Amendment
The amendment was the successful opening salvo in the U.S. anti-abortion movement.
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Minnesota Nice-Nasty: Amy Klobuchar Is No Feminist Hero
The way a presidential candidate treats their staff isn’t a sideline issue, but one that’s central to who they are and how they will govern.
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A Moderate Proposal: Twitter’s Donald Trump Problem Is a Feature, Not a Bug
Moderation is an institutional problem, not a personal one.
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Brokest System: Progressive Candidates Keep Their Distance from Welfare Reform
Every person, regardless of their income level or employment status, is worthy and valuable and deserves to be treated with respect and dignity.
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Elizabeth Warren’s Healthcare Plan is a Step Forward for Disability Justice
Historically, the disability community has not been considered a key demographic for politicians.
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Little Wins: Lucy Flores on Remaining Hopeful and Critical through the 2020 Election
“As people of color, as immigrants and descendants of immigrants, it feels like we’re screwed. But we’re really not.”
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Marianne Williamson Isn’t a Meme—She’s a Danger to Disabled People
Maybe this time around, when disabled people raise the alarm, everyone should listen.
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Sorry Isn’t for Suckers: Re-evaluating the Role of Political Apologies
Delivering a good apology might take some practice, but doing so shows strength and a willingness to grow.
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