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Lucia Graves

Lucia Graves is a writer based in Washington, D.C., and a columnist for the Guardian.

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January 8, 2021
Lucia Graves
Democrats Are Finally Unafraid to Be the Party of Free Money
The decisive factor in the Georgia runoffs may have been the one that Andrew Yang brought back to the liberal mainstream.
March 6, 2020
Lucia Graves
Elizabeth Warren’s Women Stare Into a 2020 Void
“For the general, if it is Biden v. Trump, I will write in Anita Hill.”
April 26, 2017
Lucia Graves
Trump Is Giving Us a Case of Romnesia
Trump's incompetence and misogyny is making some Americans nostalgic for Mitt Romney. Don't be.

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