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Interested in this current political moment and what comes out of it.
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- 6
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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On Substack (opens the original)
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What do I have to write on Substack, nothing is happening to me!“You working today?” the barista at the local coffee shop asks me. She pulls out a small white paper cup, 8 oz drip coffee. How are you doing? Really doing. We’ve done this enough times, I tilt my head and give her a warm smile. I ask about her morning, busy. We speculate if the tourist rush will calm down. I know she has small children. The other day, she asked if I wanted a sandwich. Taken aback, I asked if they made too many. No,
Your Life is Your Own (opens the original)
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“Women can do anything. I think it’s badass I’m going to be giving myself shots in the green room,” Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told her 9.7 million Instagram followers over stories the other night.The next day, AOC posted a morning in the life-style vlog. She starts off in the back of an Escalade en route to a TV hit at ABC News, the marble Capitol comple… Read more
On Subaru Socialists (opens the original)
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“I’ve got one of those,” I said to Paul, my octogenarian canvassing partner for the 2024 election, in which our House seat in Oregon had been deemed “highly flippable” and “one to watch” by national political consultants.“State car!” he joked as I took the passenger seat in his early-2000s Subaru Outback.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new…<input class="email-input" n
Live with Evan Barker (opens the original)
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I got to interview about her new book, Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative (which is now a New York Times bestseller!). We traded stories of working in progressive politics during the Trump era, while Evan shared what “call time” is—the fundraising rite of passage forced upon anyone trying to run for office. We talked about how our different class and geographic backgrounds influenced how we saw our roles in the professional world of politics and lamented the ques
Wildfire Sun (opens the original)
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The hot and smoky summer started in the winter, in our imaginations at least. Sometime around February, when it became clear the snow wasn’t coming and most small talk found its way to “this summer’s gonna be rough.” Some enjoyed it. The skilled downhill skiers shimmied over clumps of grass and remained upright. Convertibles shed their roofs and blasted… Read more
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