The Federal Killing of a Protester Should Alarm Us All October 01, 2020 Trump has bragged about killing an activist without any due process. That’s terrifying. by Nathan J. Robinson
The Lights Blink Out One By One September 28, 2020 On trying to see history from the perspective of a participant. by Nathan J. Robinson
Why Amy Coney Barrett Should Not Be On The Supreme Court September 27, 2020 Her rulings reveal a judge who serves the interests of Trump, telemarketers, debt collectors, bureaucrats, and cops. by Nathan J. Robinson
There Is No Invisible Referee September 26, 2020 In politics it’s not enough to win the argument or have justice on your side. You have to actually take and hold power. by Nathan J. Robinson
Why Ginsburg Didn’t Retire September 23, 2020 If justices admit they’re political, their role in government becomes much harder to defend. No wonder Ginsburg clung to her seat. by Nathan J. Robinson
We Don’t Know Our Potential September 20, 2020 A new book argues that socialism is necessary because innate differences in intelligence expose meritocracy as a sham. Socialism is indeed good, but this particular argument fails utterly. by Nathan J. Robinson
Joe Biden Is Not Winning September 18, 2020 Biden’s “lead” is based on the assumption that 2020 cannot be like 2016. This is not a bet you want to stake an election on. by Nathan J. Robinson
The Biden Campaign Needs To Get Its Ass In Gear Right Now September 17, 2020 A worrying complacency has led Biden to avoid even attempting ground operations. Why would anyone take this risk given the stakes of the election? by Nathan J. Robinson