No ‘April Fools’ Gold’ here. So many good ones this month that I had to cut a couple.  Don’t fret–I included them in the Spotify playlist.  At first, second and third listens, there’s a serious End-Of-Year Top 10 contender in this batch.  Which one do you think it is? Takin’ this guy more seriously with […] Source link delawareliberal.netRead More

Hugo Drochon is an Associate Professor in Political Theory at the University of Nottingham and the author of a new book titled Elites and Democracy. The Democracy Paradox is made in partnership with the Kellogg Institute of the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame. I don’t think populism is necessarily a challenge to democracy. I think it’s part and…Read More

The invitation by the Lebanese Muslim Association, and the intense criticism it received, reveal that, despite a shared sense of collective grief, the Australian Muslim community currently lacks a unified strategy for interacting with a political system that continues to marginalises it.   The post United in grief, divided in strategy: the limits of Australian Muslim political engagement appeared first on…Read More

Perspectiva Internacionalista publicó recientemente en su página principal de lengua inglesa una traducción (ligeramente abreviada) de un artículo de Cuadernos de Negación, “Crítica del feminismo como ideología”. El artículo original se puede encontrar AQUÍ. Decidimos publicar este artículo en parte porque en un campamento de verano pro-revolucionario el verano pasado en Francia nos encontramos con expresiones de ideología feminista que,…Read More

The East Wing of the White House is gone. Construction was set to begin in two weeks, but then something happened in the lawsuit involving Trump’s construction of a ballroom at the White House.PoliticusUSA’s news and opinions are 100% independent. Support us by becoming a subscriber.Subscribe nowThe preservationists who are suing Trump won. Not only did the judge block construction…Read More

Growing up as a typical American Jew, I had it drilled into my head from a very young age that a strong Israel was a necessary condition for my safety. America was our home, sure, but as the grandson of a Holocaust survivor, I knew the history—at any moment our security could be shattered. Only the guaranteed protection of a…Read More

Lakshya Jain, in The Argument:Despite his reputation as a working-class whisperer, Platner is actually doing far better with upscale Democratic whites than with non-college Democrats. Each primary poll with regional breakdowns has shown a common theme: Mills does far better among the blue-collar Democrats in the rural north of the state, while Platner cleans up with wealthy, coastal liberals who…Read More

Seems to be a bit of a kerfuffle down Chester way. It goes back a couple weeks, but it hasn’t been noted beyond local press accounts. At its March 18 meeting, the Chester select board was doing a bit of routine annual business: designating newspapers of record, where official notices are to be published. And boy, did board chair Lee…Read More