Opinion

Why look back to the trauma of the 2020 election? Because we cannot put it behind us.

It’s called industrial policy, and it’s at the heart of Joe Biden’s plans to restructure the U.S. economy.

Just 76,518 votes were the difference between Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the White House.

President Biden inherited a disaster: Not enough doses, not enough equipment, and no distribution network.

All that Stands between What People Want and What Congress Delivers Is an Absurd Rule that Assures Minority Rule

And if you're a Black or brown person, well, we're screwed.

Thanks to a half century of insidious "trickle-down" philosophy—which astoundingly continues to be preached by many of the super-rich—inequality has stretched our nation nearly to the breaking point.

How far will Donald Trump go to stay in power, and how far will enough of his supporters—in Congress, in the military and police, and in the street—go to keep him in power?

Why is it always the responsibility of oppressed people to reach out to their oppressors?

Trump exploited our divisions to gain and try to keep power. He didn’t just pour salt into our wounds. He planted grenades in them. And now he and his enablers appear willing to pull the pins.