Analysis: If The Democrats Lose Congress, We’re Going To See The Worst of Joe Biden
by Luke Savage
A Republican-controlled lower house will extinguish any lingering hopes for a transformative liberal administration.
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Analysis: Bloody Sunday Was No Random Calamity
by Daniel Finn
On 30 January 1972, British soldiers gunned down unarmed civilians in Derry, Northern Ireland. Daniel Finn explains the context of the massacre and its devastating legacy.
Opinion: All Eyes Are on the White House, But a Republican Senate Would Define a Biden Presidency
by Freddie Stuart
With the Democrats' hopes of reclaiming the Senate hanging by a thread, Freddie Stuart considers the consequences of a divided government.
4 Things UK Organisers Can Learn From Beto
by Jo Beardsmore
On Tuesday Beto O'Rourke took on Ted Cruz in a US Senate election which saw the Republicans almost defeated in Texas for the first time in a quarter of a century. Here are four lessons from Beto's campaign to help us build for electoral success in the UK.
Trump Was Elected by the Disinherited White Middle Classes, It Doesn’t Mean We Have to Put Up With Their Prejudice
by Katie Arthur
While Trump certainly benefited from significant swings from low-income voters, it was the downwardly-mobile white middle classes driving the vote. Nonetheless, this is not the time to pander to their selfishness and prejudice.
Donald Trump Hasn’t Killed the GOP: He is the GOP
by Cameron De Chi
Ted Cruz’s refusal to endorse Trump played up to the ‘Good Conservative’ narrative, but portraying Trump as an outsider lets the Republicans off the hook for his rise.