For once in your life, Democratic activists, try not to be naïve when it comes to dealing with Republicans.
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Posted inColumns & Opinion
Who’s really controlling Trump’s impeachment
Don’t be fooled that their motives are moral.
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Democrats and ruling by fear
When politicians sell out to win, we all lose.
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Maddog and Tunney
As usual, Democrats in Illinois find new and creative ways to undercut their own party.
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The argument for self-interest
Vote yes on the Fair Tax to cut your taxes!
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Be like Mike
Imagine if Jordan, not Obama, was the leader of the Democratic Party.
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Once again, Congress will let Wall Street pillage Main Street
Coronavirus bailouts are helping big donors while leaving small businesses and families behind.
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The wit and wisdom of Michael Bloomberg
Centrist Democrats have decided to ignore Bloomberg’s racism and misogyny because they think he can beat Trump.
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Bernie bashers
Even now, Hillary and other centrists just can’t stop hating on Bernie.
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Washington’s lessons
It’s going to take more Harold and less Barack to beat Trump.
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The Republican way
Imagine covering Michael Madigan and Kim Foxx the way Republican-run media cover Trump.
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A losing strategy
Let’s get this straight: It’s OK for centrists to bash lefties but it’s politically incorrect for lefties to fight back.
Posted inBlogs
Joravsky’s election predictions—going where the New York Times is too scared to venture
Ben Joravsky offers predictions for the 2018 midterm elections—including those for both houses of Congress.
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Time to yank Trump’s wretched name off his tower—or make him pay more taxes
Trump is saving millions of dollars in taxes because he’s alienated so many tenants.
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Could Dems survive without Michael Madigan at the top?
Those worried about what might happen to the Dems without the boss on top can look to California for inspiration.