Author: Adam Gurri

Today, we published the second Alan Elrod article in a week on the toxic politics surrounding the Democratic candidate for Maine’s Senate seat, Graham Platner. […]

Just the other day, my wife and I went to lunch in our neighborhood, something we had not made time to do just the two […]

America’s institutions are so poorly designed that, should we ever muster the political will, we could pluck a great deal of low-hanging fruit. Gerrymandering is […]

I am very excited to announce a new look and feel for the website. This was high on the list of things we wanted to […]

America’s institutions are so poorly designed that, should we ever muster the political will, we could pluck a great deal of low-hanging fruit. Gerrymandering is […]

Today, we published Megan Wachspress on a hypothetical Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez presidential run. Keen observers noted that it is not really an endorsement or a call […]

Today, our friends at The Bulwark published a preview of the Center for American Progress’s Project 2029. You may remember this as the one that […]

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This is the fifth issue of Editor’s Notes, a newsletter that will provide occasional thoughts and updates for paid subscribers. Readers of our free articles […]

In her interview with the political scientist Omar Wasow, Liberal Currents Executive Editor Samantha Hancox-Li asks whether we’re even capable of making productive use of […]