Editor's Notes: Karoline Leavitt Was a Sloppy Hack
The war on professionalism will continue even with the departure of one of its most visible soldiers.
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Editor's Notes: Reactionaries Are Not Fun Weirdos
One wonders why Richard Hanania has gotten so much attention.
Editor's Notes: How to Amend the Constitution Like the Reconstruction Congress
And, we can make significant transformations of our system whether or not we amend the Constitution.
Editor's Notes: The Heavily Armed Forces of the Federal Jim Crow
Our party system was radically different in 1965 than the one we have had in the 21st century.
Editor's Notes: Personalism, Streamers, and Effective Statelessness
Today we released an episode of Out of the Jaws where Ryan Geddie and I interview At Dawn Campaign'
Editor's Notes: Trump's Schutzstaffel Is Still Active and Committing Murders With Impunity
With Platner out, we turn our focus back to the Nazis already in power.
Editor’s Notes: Somehow, We Had This Article All Ready to Go
Alternatives to Graham Platner—and a discussion of them, in this very publication—happen to have appeared.
Editor's Notes: Stop Lying to Our Faces—Donald Trump Is a White Nationalist
The president's little July 4th party on Saturday was something of a bust, but it did draw one
Editor's Notes: The Diplomatic Declaration and the Philosophical Declaration
In our present crisis, we have a lot to learn from the founding generation.
Editor's Notes: Court Reform Is Table Stakes
The next Democratic trifecta must implement a court reform package that defangs these lawless, Trumpist judges.
Editor's Notes: Will Springfield Be the Next Minneapolis?
As idiotic as this administration is, they have also clearly learned some things from their setback in the Twin Cities.
Editor's Notes: Representative Assemblies as the Locus of Democracy
Though we could not cover everything, we managed to pull together twenty-two essays in The Reconstruction Papers. As we
Editor's Notes: The Endurance of Biopolitics
Insurgent right-wing parties across the Western world have made population composition the objective of their political movements.