Group urges Democrats to woo moderate voters with populist policies
A progressive group says messages that target the wealthy and large corporations appeal to a majority of Americans who see the economy as fundamentally rigged.
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A progressive group says messages that target the wealthy and large corporations appeal to a majority of Americans who see the economy as fundamentally rigged.
Many Americans have forgotten the name. We haven't. In 2014, David Brat, then a little-known economics professor, stunned the political world by defeating House Majority Leader Eri...
Democrats who talk about affordability without pointing toward the larger systemic issues at play won’t get far, argues Morris Katz. Katz, the political strategist behind candidate...
It’s about ‘kitchen-table populism’: focusing on Americans’ day-to-day economic strugglesThis year’s Democratic primaries look and sound a lot more populist than usual. Brian Poind...
"Populism usually has an angry edge to it, and Catholicism always favors a more irenic approach," writes NCR's Michael Sean Winters.
Sherrod Brown claims to champion Ohio workers-but his record tells a different story. Discover why critics call his populism phony and who he really represents.
It offers an effective synthesis between progressives and centrists in the Democratic Party.
A movement that admires belligerence and confrontation will turn on its own in the end
Bank of England governor says central bankers must explain decisions or risk being seen as ‘unrepresentative elite’The governor of the Bank of England has said the rise of populist...
This year’s SONA seems to be a bit more polished and better crafted—in form, at least. In terms of substance, though, it’s terribly populist.
Evan Barker discusses the Democratic Party's growing disconnect from working-class voters, the realities of political fundraising, and the future of populism in America.
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