Forging Their Own Way: Kaye Northcott on Texas Observer History
As co-editors of the Texas Observer, Kaye Northcott and Molly Ivins used humor and embedded themselves in the feminist movement.
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An Anti-Incumbent Mood for Democrats
Five House Democrats were either beat or forced into runoffs Tuesday.
What Democrats Can Learn from Louisiana (No, Really)
The election of Democrat John Bel Edwards as governor of Louisiana is one of the most significant but ignored progressive policy victories in years.
At Grand Prairie Rally, Bernie Sanders Urges Crowd of 2,000 to Fight Back in Texas
Organized by the Democratic National Committee, the "Come Together and Fight Back" tour aims to unify the party after the fractious 2016 primary and energize the progressive grassroots.
Red Dawn: Socialist Group Sees Explosive Growth Ignited by Sanders, Trump
By embracing Bernie Sanders, the Democratic Socialists of America reaped the harvest of politicized young people no longer afraid of the s-word.
Tune into the Trump Show, Brought to You by the Happily Stupid
Fear won this election. In the House of Fear lives racism, sexism, homophobia, gun-fanaticism, and poverty.
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Hooks: Dems are Missing Their Chance to Give Obama His Transformational Legacy
In 2008, Obama said he wanted to create Reaganesque transformational change. Can Clinton do it?
