The Receding Democratic Majority
Demography may be destiny, but its party affiliation is not
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Building a Coalition That Builds
The Republican Party has changed. It is now home to more working-class (non-college) voters than the Democrats. In 2022, Republicans carried the nationwide working-class House vote by 13 points. In Read more…
The Five Deadly Sins of the Left: An Update
Even the financial crisis of 2008–09 did not spur any real realignment of voters toward the left. Nor have—so far—the twin economic and health crises brought on by the COVID pandemic. What has gone wrong?
The Future of the Biden and Trump Coalitions
While Joe Biden will be the 46th President of the United States and Donald Trump will join the small club of incumbents who could not get re-elected, it’s fair to say that Biden’s triumph was not so overwhelming that it even begins to settle the question of which party will dominate the 2020s.
The Five Deadly Sins of the Left
Identity Politics. Retro-Socialism. Catastrophism. Growthphobia. Technopessimism.
