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The Filibuster Is Busted. Time to Scrap It.

The Filibuster Is Busted. Time to Scrap It.

Jan 26, 2022

Letting small minorities of senators block things most Americans support delivers obstruction, not bipartisanship.

Three Reasons to Be Hopeful About 2022

Three Reasons to Be Hopeful About 2022

Dec 22, 2021

The year to come could still see big changes for the better. Here’s how.

Biden Made Big Compromises on Climate — and Movements That Backed Him Are Livid

Biden Made Big Compromises on Climate — and Movements That Backed Him Are Livid

Aug 4, 2021

The climate crisis rages on as Biden prioritizes bipartisanship on an infrastructure bill that guts climate action.

We Can Have the Filibuster or Democracy, Not Both

We Can Have the Filibuster or Democracy, Not Both

Jun 23, 2021

The warning from democracy advocates is clear: Kill the filibuster and pass the For the People Act, or our democracy won’t survive.

The Court’s Already Packed. The Question Is How to Fix It.

The Court’s Already Packed. The Question Is How to Fix It.

May 3, 2021

Biden is lukewarm about expanding the Supreme Court, and Nancy Pelosi says she won’t schedule a vote on it. Still, Republicans are fuming.

We May Be One Election From Permanent Minority Rule

We May Be One Election From Permanent Minority Rule

Mar 8, 2021

Donald Trump has been defeated, but American democracy remains in peril. Here’s how we can reverse the trendline.

Playing Politics with the Courts

Playing Politics with the Courts

Feb 27, 2012

Senate Republicans are blocking votes on judicial nominees, including uncontroversial ones.

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