
Your Opponent’s Record Was So Terrible You Had To Generate A New One
Campaigns that need artificial evidence should try finding a real argument.
Read The Article →Candidates sell the future. Voters inherit the terms. Follow our satire on campaigns, political fundraising, voting rights, polling and election promises, with attention to the gap between the pitch and the record. A loud rally is a performance; what a candidate would do with power is the story.
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Campaigns that need artificial evidence should try finding a real argument.
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Avoiding the word climate does not make energy cheaper—or make the need for a political argument disappear.
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A new poll gives Democrats an opening—and a reminder that preferring a party is not the same as being impressed by it.
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DOJ’s campaign appearances come with ethics clearance. The appearance of neutrality appears to have missed its appointment.
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A party label can come off a jacket. The policies, donors and promises deserve a slightly more strenuous inspection.
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