In a Functioning Democracy, Third Party Candidates Would Flourish
RFK Jr., Cornel West, Jill Stein, and others should be on ballots everywhere. “Defending democracy” rings hollow if elections are being rigged by both major parties.
Articles by Nathan J. Robinson
The Biden Excuse Machine Kicks Into Gear
There is a massive PR effort afoot to convince us to stay aboard a sinking ship.
Biden Must Go
Joe Biden is simply not up to the task of taking on Donald Trump. Trump presents a major threat to the country, and Biden’s insistence on running is risking a catastrophe.
Before Smearing Chomsky, Try Reading Him
Noah Smith launches a facile attack on Noam Chomsky’s foreign policy scholarship that demonstrates some common failures of comprehension.
How To Comply With Louisiana’s New Ten Commandments Law
Teachers are now required to post the commandments in classrooms. But the law has some giant loopholes, and we’re here to help educators use them.
Biden Is Repeating Hillary Clinton’s Blunders
Hey, remember 2016? Some of us do. Looking back on Hillary Clinton’s disastrous campaign offers a few key lessons.
Why Trans Women Are Women
There is no dispute about biology. There is only a dispute about whether we should recognize incontrovertible social facts or live in stubborn denial of them.
It’s Outrageous That Media Organizations Are Still Taking Fossil Fuel Money
The New York Times ignores the UN’s plea to reject funding from the corporations destroying the planet.