Point Counterpoint: Democrats will prioritize diverse representation in 2020
Democratic Party has consistently shown dedication to serving all Americans from all backgrounds, while Republicans have failed to diversify representation
Political activism cannot cease once we go to the polls
Showing up to the polls is not the only way to make tangible change. In fact, it's not actually the best way.
International Socialist Organization holds walkout, discussion following Kavanaugh nomination
Organizers outlined ISO’s action plan to engage as many people as possible in protest against Kavanaugh
Too soon to tell how Wisconsin’s special election upset will impact midterm election
Democrat win in 10th district has some Republicans concerned
Democratic gubernatorial candidates discuss employment, healthcare, at forum
Candidates will face off in primary election Aug. 14
Democratic Party may pull itself back up — with a few new rules
With the defeats of 2016 in the rearview mirror, setting new expectations for the party is essential for success
For political parties to prevent breakdown, they’ll need quality candidates
Milwaukee radio personality Charlie Sykes signals end to major political groups
Democrats keep same, old leadership with Pelosi
Someone from Rust Belt, like Tim Ryan, should have been considered for higher position
How social media made waves in the 2016 election
Politically-divided camps torn further apart online
When election is said and done, America will need to face the polarization it has fostered
The election may be on the final lap, but the issues it’s unearthed prove we have miles to go
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