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After Biden the Democrats Should Welcome Defeat
/in PoliticsIf a second Trump presidency is inevitable, perhaps the Democrats should see defeat not as “the end of democracy”, as is too often asserted, but instead as the spark for a much-needed political makeover.
The Triumph of Red States
/in Demographics, The EconomyForget the presidential election. The real contest about the future direction of the country has already taken place, and it’s the red states that are clearly winning.
Trump is Dividing America’s Oligarchs
/in PoliticsThe importance of endorsements from tech CEOs, as well as others from Wall Street and Silicon Valley, reflect America’s increasingly oligarch-dominated political system.
A Golden State Realignment?
/in California, DemographicsIn the past, those who flocked to the Golden State brought diverse political views but today, outmigration tends to be a more conservative cohort, resulting in progressive dominance.
Truths From a ‘Settler Colony’ That Needs to Embrace a United Future
/in Demographics, PoliticsCanadians are schooled to believe that their country is essentially a “settler” colony, whose very existence largely echoes the racist European past.
The Democrats’ Civil War Has Begun
/in PoliticsLet the great Democratic civil war begin. The impending demise of Joe Biden and the patched-together coalition he represents is threatening to accelerate the intra-party conflicts his presidency was meant to assuage.
Biden’s California Successors Would Be Terrible for America
/in California, PoliticsTwo Californians, Governor Gavin Newsom and Vice President Kamala Harris, are widely seen as the most likely successors to doddering President Joe Biden.
The Election: An Old Picture Changes
/in Demographics, PoliticsFor much of modern American history, the support enjoyed by the two main political parties has hewed to a particular ethnic pattern. Today that picture is shattering as economic changes are shifting political alliances.
The Space Race Gets Serious
/in PoliticsWe are shifting from the early era of space exploration to a more serious phase extending ever further from Earth’s orbit, focused on key opportunities such as mining and manufacturing as well as military purposes.
The Road to Neo-Feudalism
/in The Economy, Urban AffairsIn a growing number of places, the aspiration of home ownership is being systematically undermined with grave implications for liberal democracy, the economy, and even fertility.