To Better Understand Elizabeth Warren, Try Reading Her Husband
Elizabeth Warren’s husband, the Harvard Law Professor Bruce Mann, thus far in the shadows, illuminates his wife’s thinking through his writing.
"You can't ignore politics, no matter how much you'd like to." — Molly Ivins
Elizabeth Warren’s husband, the Harvard Law Professor Bruce Mann, thus far in the shadows, illuminates his wife’s thinking through his writing.
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Adam Boffa interviews Malcolm Harris about the value of generational analysis.
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Donald Trump harnessed racial resentment to win the presidency, and it gets abundant statistical treatment in a new book.
Fischer DavisJul 6, 2019
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The problem with "Alienated America" is Carney’s reliance on God to bail out capitalism.
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