Popularism? What a Party Cares About is Often Unpopular, Including Civil Rights
I’m a bit late to this but wanted to weigh in on the Democratic “popularism” discussion. Ezra Klein and David Shor are quite right that...
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Popularism? What a Party Cares About is Often Unpopular, Including Civil Rights
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The Misconceptions that Guide Congress
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The faculty lounge discourse* is a red herring