The South’s Progressive Uprising Is Only Just Beginning
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Southern Democrats took 10 Republican seats in the House. And Stacey Abrams has yet to concede
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The Cry of the Mini-Trumps
Posted in: Politics FeaturesCountless Republicans have abased themselves endlessly to curry favor with the King. So why aren’t they winning?
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Who’s Afraid of Elizabeth Warren?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesMany Democrats have second thoughts about running a female candidate in 2020 — why?
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How the South’s New Progressives Are Taking On the GOP
Posted in: Politics FeaturesStacy Abrams, Andrew Gillum and Beto O'Rourke are campaigning circles around Republicans' tired tactics
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The Florida Governor’s Race Is Suddenly About Race
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAndrew Gillum has been the target of racist ads and attacks that go far beyond mere dog whistles
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Could This 36-Year-Old Indiana Mayor Topple Trumpism?
Posted in: Politics NewsHe’s a veteran, he’s openly gay, he’s reviving a Rust Belt city: A candid conversation with Pete Buttigieg
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Can Andrew Gillum Convince Florida Voters to Elect a Black Governor?
Posted in: Politics NewsThe 39-year-old mayor of Tallahassee talks about his quest to make history in the Sunshine State
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Missouri’s Labor Vote Was a Historic Win for the Little Guy
Posted in: Politics FeaturesRepublicans attempted to crush the state’s unions and failed miserably
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How Kris Kobach Could Make Kansas Crazy Again
Posted in: Politics NewsThe 'Trump before Trump' candidate for governor will face his first real test in Tuesday's primary, but will the Democrats stack the field in his favor?
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How Georgia’s Race For Governor Will Be Won
Posted in: Politics NewsBrian Kemp and Stacey Abrams are political polar opposites – but it's their dueling positions on voter turnout that could decide the election
