Last week, we took a look at the Democrats’ strategy for the impeachment trial of President Trump. From harnessing the power of social media to releasing easily consumed soundbites, Democrats focused on winning the case in the minds of […]
As the Senate trial of President Trump begins its second week, one thing has become clear: Democrats are as focused on winning in the court of public opinion as they are winning the trial. Democrats are presenting their case in […]
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It all started with campaign promises: To curb China’s “unfair trade practices” and “make America great again.” Typically campaign promises don’t make it into U.S. policy, but when President Trump entered office in January 2017, one of his first actions […]
It’s no secret rising health care costs are a real issue in the United States. Low and stagnant wages, an economy still in recovery, and intellectual property theft by China has left millions of Americans unable to afford the quality […]
Ever since the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in March of 2010, one of the most popular aspects of the law is that it does not allow insurance companies to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions. What […]
Paid family leave seems like a luxury in the United States. After all, we don’t have a federal law requiring paid family leave, so it must exist only in a handful of countries with really high tax rates, right?
Wrong.
You’d probably […]
Social media. Love it or hate it, there’s no doubt the influence it can have on millions of Americans, and a new report by CrowdTangle and Axios can now show the numbers to back it up.
Instagram leads the pack […]
Last week on Capitol Hill: A freshman member of Congress with a draft climate resolution. A powerful congressional committee with the first hearing on climate change in six years. One received tons of press coverage and is already shaping the […]
The State of the Union (SOTU) response has turned into a curse. What should in theory be a prime platform for the party out of presidential power to showcase one if its rising stars often turns into a nose dive.
The […]