Democrats are experiencing a major crisis right now in their presidential nominating process. It is imperative that they take advantage of it to make some fundamental changes. Here’s a model for a new, winning-focused approach.

Every four years the national press parachutes into New Hampshire, and we get a flood of the same stale “truths” about the state’s politics. Here’s a quick guide to separating truth from five of the pundits’ favorite fictions about the Granite State.

Most federal policymaking happens in the agencies, not the congress, and most of the work of those agencies under the next Democratic President will be largely the same, cleaning up the mess of the last four years.

If Democrats want to defeat Donald Trump, they need to understand that their base is very different than Republicans', and that the same strategies simply don't work as well on each side.

Odds are long, but they could have impact

The Nation’s editorial screed against Joe Biden is just another sign of the Left preferring to fight progressive-on-progressive wars, even if the beneficiary is Donald Trump

Health care politics and policy operate in two separate but connected spheres

A big overreaction could be a big deal, leading to strategic and tactical political mistakes that actually strengthen Trump’s hand

A four part plan for making the best of impeachment

A final plea on avoiding impeachment

Why Democrats should jump on a compelling, moderate idea from Bernie Sanders…

Four quick lessons on how to think about polls at this stage of the game…

A political scientist who made startlingly accurate predictions about the 2018 midterms is now forecasting a virtual lock on the White House for Democrats in 2020…should we believe it?

The good news for Democrats is that in 2020, anyone who gets you a win gets you most of what you want

(Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez)

A future history of the Trump coup of 2020

How should Democrats navigate the next 90 days of primary season Hunger Games? Focus on the one issue that matters, and dispense with the rest…

At first glance, the economy should be a huge asset for Donald Trump. Actually, it’s the reverse.