Carville Proposes A Democratic Campaign of “Economic Rage” and “Economic Populism”

In a recent op-ed for the New York Times, Ragin Cajun-Democratic Party Consultant James Carville proposed that Democratic candidates run midterm campaigns based on “economic rage and populism.” In a moment when Democratic candidates swept to victory across the country in the November elections and swing voters are finally wising up to the Trump-Fascist-Project 2025 … Read more

Thanksgiving and Holiday Greetings from Arizona’s Leaders

Hi Everyone. Hope you all had a filling, fun, and safe Thanksgiving yesterday. Below are Thanksgiving and holiday wishes from some of Arizona’s leaders. Take care. Governor Katie Hobbs wrote: “This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for the strength, kindness, and generosity of Arizonans who lift up their neighbors not just today, but all year long. May … Read more

Trump Wants to Brand the Dumpster He Set on Fire

Every time you think we’ve scraped the bottom of the absurdity barrel, Donald Trump shows up with a shovel. Now he wants to rename the Republican Party after himself, as if the last near-decade hasn’t been one long, unpaid internship in flattering his ego. I say, let him. Seriously. Just accept the inevitable. The GOP … Read more

Gerrymandering redux

[This article was co-written with retired attorney Jay Simpson.]Arizona is unlikely to follow Texas in its mid-decade redistricting (the latter is now in the courts), particularly since our Republican-dominated legislature must contend with a Democratic governor. Our state’s approach to setting district maps is better than some others, but it could be improved further, reducing the … Read more