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Bashing Trump Isn’t the Best Way to Win These Fickle Voters (opens the original)
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The centrist strategists in Washington have had one message for Democrats trying to win back seats in this year’s midterm elections: Appeal to Trump voters. Don’t make them angry. Moderate on cultural issues. And don’t be a socialist. Whatever moral or political objections anyone has to that advice, there’s another big reason candidates can feel free to ignore it: There’s good evidence it doesn’t work. Way to Win, a left-leaning “strategic donor collaborative and strategy hub” founded after the
The Term Working Class Is Useless (opens the original)
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The Center for Working-Class Politics, a relatively new research institute helmed by political scientist Jared Abbott, and the Equality Action Center’s Joan C. Williams released a report Monday about how progressive candidates could win working-class voters. The report detailed a survey of 40,000 voters produced by the socialist magazine Jacobin (whose editorial director, Bhaskar Sunkara, is on the CWCP’s board), and its analysis relied on an almost laughable definition of the working class: “th
A New Report Reveals Why Robots Aren’t Taking Your Job Anytime Soon (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is going to destroy the world, or humanity at least. In the meantime, it’s solving unsolvable math problems, possibly with dirty tricks; spying on activists; and stealing our jobs. At least, that’s what recent headlines tell us. But the actual research on the real-world adoption of the myriad tools we lump under the AI label, especially large language models like Claude or ChatGPT, has been slim. That’s slowly beginning to change. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, wi
What Do the Centrists Stand For? Here’s the Uninspiring Answer. (opens the original)
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This primary season, most of the energy and attention on the Democratic side has been on progressive candidates who overperformed in races around the country, sometimes despite steep funding disadvantages. Beltway moderates are ready to fight back: In August, Third Way announced a $15 million campaign against democratic socialism between now and the 2028 election. On Thursday, the centrist think tank released its opening salvo in that campaign. The 20-point agenda, called “A New Economic Bargain
The Death of Middle-Class Tax Cuts as a Bulletproof Idea (opens the original)
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In April, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker and Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen separately introduced legislation that they promised would help with the affordability crisis. Booker’s bill, the Keep Your Pay Act, would erase income taxes for taxpayers who make less than $75,000; Van Hollen’s bill, which Booker has co-sponsored, would do the same but only for incomes below $46,000. The two Democrats, both of whom are rumored to be considering presidential runs, probably figured their legislation w
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