The Joy of Liberalism
Tolerance and forbearance are liberal virtues, but these are virtues in service of the deeper value of loving humanity.
Born in Horror: A Moral Reading of “The Liberalism of Fear”
Liberals have had their politics shaped by the horrors of history, and as a result, have developed a mature distaste for cruelty.
The Politics of Equality, the Politics of Autonomy
We must refocus on our core principles, and then organize politically in order to close the gap between them and our society, laws, and culture as they currently are.
We Have It in Our Power to Begin the World Over Again
Who would seriously say that we have achieved all the freedom we can?
Better Win a District: Tennessee's Ninth
Justin Pearson is leading a David-like challenge to Republican rule.
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The Joy of Liberalism
Tolerance and forbearance are liberal virtues, but these are virtues in service of the deeper value of loving humanity.
Liberal Currents Live: Voters On the March Worldwide
Voting hard was an effective anti-dictator strategy this week in Serbia and Brazil.
Editor's Notes: Freedom Means You Don't Know How People Will Vote
Polls are the only things worth looking at for gauging where things stand with elections, and they are not very good.
Temper Your Expectations for Israel
Incredible corruption, election interference failures, and a red carpet for Flávio.
Donald Trump’s Hundredth Smoking Gun
His criminal abusiveness hangs in the open over an American election yet again.
Editor's Notes: Liberalism Punches Back
We have an opportunity to build some momentum against the global fascist movement.
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Liberal Currents Live: Voters On the March Worldwide
Voting hard was an effective anti-dictator strategy this week in Serbia and Brazil.
The Lies of Hearts of Iron (Neon Liberalism #96, with Bret Devereaux)
Why are we all still obsessed with World War 2?
Texas Has Always Been Purple (Out of the Jaws #15, with David Griscom)
The Texas midterm in historical context.
What a Future with Fewer Vehicles Will Look Like (Half the Answer #110, with Doug Gordon)
We should work toward a world that isn't defined by nigh-compulsory car ownership.