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- 15
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- 41
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
Isaac Saul
1,359 posts
Journalist and founder of Tangle, an independent, nonpartisan political newsletter that lays out the arguments...
Robert Reich
1,149 posts
Political economist, professor and former US Secretary of Labor who writes on inequality, labor and democracy....
1,064 posts
Journalist and novelist with a career of more than fifty years, a West Point graduate who joined The Village V...
1,031 posts
Author of Wake Up To Politics. Proud Missouri native now reporting from Washington, D.C.
Benjamin Wittes
1,023 posts
Editor in chief of Lawfare and senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, where he co-d...
Ruth Ben-Ghiat
970 posts
Historian of authoritarianism and propaganda. NYT Bestseller: Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present. Now writing...
Jay Nordlinger
901 posts
Political journalist and music critic
613 posts
Former federal prosecutor. MSNOW legal contributor. Law Professor. Writes with chickens & knitting at hand. Au...
Timothy Snyder
537 posts
Snyder is an American historian of Europe and a public intellectual on both continents. Among his books are O...
Canadian Returnee
533 posts
After living abroad for years, I moved back to Canada, writing about Canadian, provincial, and American politi...
Liz Dye
523 posts
Legal columnist and commentator who covers the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, the First Amendment a...
Damon Linker
519 posts
Political commentator and author who describes himself as a former conservative on the right side of the left....
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- “He certainly has the fresh face quality and I think is introducing himself on the national stage where there's a desire to hear from some new people. So I could...” Astead Herndon, America, Actually with Astead Herndon
- “I could see a group of kind of progressive candidates or candidates fighting for that group, splitting votes, and someone like Josh Shapiro being able to really...” Astead Herndon, America, Actually with Astead Herndon
- “I love him like a brother. And his wife, I mean, his wife's a friend. And I just think that he is brilliant. He has a good heart. He's handsome. And people real...” Don Lemon, America, Actually with Astead Herndon
- “Here's why I like him. I just was with him actually last week. He is incredibly well-spoken, rich as can be, so he can fund a lot of stuff. He's very well-liked...” Kara Swisher, America, Actually with Astead Herndon
- “In the absence of that, the governors cannot just sit on our hands.” Wes Moore, Broadband Breakfast
- “On one hand, I get that his focus is local. It is a governor's race after all. But I still think it's notable that when Ramaswamy talks about things like bringi...” Astead Herndon, America, Actually with Astead Herndon
- “If I am so fortunate to win, and this is not in the bag, I don't have any thoughts that I'm a shoe-in or anything like that. This really is a toss-up. This is a...” Mary Peltola, The Bulwark
- “I think everyone across Alaska is feeling the weight of the corruption in Washington, D.C. and the corporate greed that has been allowed to happen really unfett...” Mary Peltola, The Bulwark
- “62% of Alaskans are independent, nonpartisan, undeclared. Most of us don't see ourselves through a partisan lens. If I had to describe myself, I think a Democra...” Mary Peltola, The Bulwark
- “In Alaska, I just really feel like all of the marquee issues for us fit into one or two of those categories. Take health care, families, childcare, families, fo...” Mary Peltola, The Bulwark
- “against presumptive GOP nominee Mike Rogers, a former GOP House member who took money from pharmaceutical companies and has a long record of supporting Republic...” Jonathan Cohn, The Bulwark
- “The outside money was paused on behalf of that race. They pulled it out in terms of ad spending in North Carolina in early October. The president himself has sa...” Karen Travers, Start Here
- “Mike Johnson has made sure the House of Representatives is not in session. So nobody can stop Trump unless he calls them back into session and unless John Thune...” Heather Cox Richardson, Heather Cox Richardson
- “it's an open question how much interest El-Sayed would show in such deal-making, or how much capacity he has for it. It requires EQ as much as IQ, and not dispa...” Jonathan Cohn, The Bulwark
- “In that sense, the main impact of electing El-Sayed would be adding to that chorus another, younger version of Sanders—somebody who would push the whole caucus...” Jonathan Cohn, The Bulwark
- “In the end, politics is about a competition of ideas. I think you lose that competition if you're not willing to take your ideas and present them to a broader p...” Abdul El-Sayed, The Bulwark
- “would send the wrong message to Iran and to our troops.” Susan Collins, Drop Site News
- “Of the 14 times Democrats forced the Senate to vote on Iran war powers measures since the conflict began in February, Collins voted five times against failed re...” Nathan Bernard, Drop Site News
- “It’s obvious why Kelly Ayotte has been doing the bidding of the data center and cryptomining industry, rolling out the red carpet for them to build in every cor...” Cinde Warmington, The Lever
- “Bill Cassidy has also declined to endorse Julia Letlow after she beat him in the GOP primary for his Louisiana Senate seat” Gabe Fleisher, Wake Up To Politics
- “I believe Maggie Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen, and John Hickenlooper, all former governors, think of themselves as pragmatic moderates. And if you look at their recor...” Matthew Yglesias, Slow Boring (Matt Yglesias)
- “Since late September, HMP has run ads in at least nine House races accusing Republicans of doing favors for the data center industry. The first, launched Sept....” Donald Shaw, Sludge
- “The same poll, conducted by Oregon Public Broadcasting, found Kotek struggling in her bid for re-election, two percentage points behind rival Christine Drazan,...” Gabe Fleisher, Wake Up To Politics
- “Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity publicly supported data centers in the summer of 2025. Then, according to audio obtained exclusively by The Bulwark, she vo...” Brendan Hartnett, The Bulwark
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- People and advertisers are everyone credited or heard on these sources in the last 90 days, ranked by every post they have appeared on here. Topics come from the 10 newest posts of each source, so every source counts equally.
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