Tennessee state representative Aftyn Behn says she nearly won a U.S. House special election in December in a very conservative district because even Trump voters feel that the president’s policies haven’t improved their lives.

Tennessee’s Aftyn Behn explains how she nearly won a special election in a very red U.S. House district last month.

Matt Duss, executive vice president for the Center for International Policy, says there is no coherent strategy to Trump’s foreign policy beyond showing power and enriching the president and his allies.

Liberal foreign policy expert Matt Duss describes why Trump’s foreign moves are so erratic and how the next Democratic administration should approach foreign affairs.

The Massachusetts senator says the party can learn from its winning candidates in New York City and New Jersey.

The Massachusetts senator says Democrats must embrace both social programs like universal childcare and higher taxes on the wealthy, even if those ideas push more billionaires to the GOP.

University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket explains why scholars are so alarmed by some of Trump’s recent moves.

University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket explains why scholars are so alarmed by some of Trump’s recent moves.

Spoiler alert: It was not to rush over and provide Renee Nicole Good medical aid.

Donald Trump’s claims about the shooting were disproven by the video he shared himself.

Indivisible’s Leah Greenberg argues mass public opposition to Trump’s actions in Venezuela is essential to preventing him from unilaterally attacking another country.

Columbia University’s Elizabeth Saunders says Trump’s moves in Venezuela are the latest illustration that he is far less constrained by his advisers and Congress than during his first term.

Indivisible’s Leah Greenberg argues mass public opposition to Trump’s actions in Venezuela is essential to preventing him from unilaterally attacking another country.

Columbia University’s Elizabeth Saunders says Trump’s moves in Venezuela are the latest illustration that he is far less constrained by his advisers and Congress than during his first term.

Political scientist Julia Azari argues that Trump, like Andrew Johnson and Richard Nixon before him, became president in part because of white backlash against the pro-Black accomplishments of his predecessor.

TNR’s Monica Potts argues that Democrats shouldn’t focus on winning the working class or any specific bloc, but instead be “loud” on a few issues that resonate with the entire electorate.

TNR’s Monica Potts argues that Democrats shouldn’t focus on winning the working class or any specific bloc, but instead be “loud” on a few issues that resonate with the entire electorate.

Political analysts Brian Beutler and Will Stancil say that Democrats may be overemphasizing affordability instead of campaigning against all of Trump’s misdeeds.

Political analysts Brian Beutler and Will Stancil say that Democrats may be overemphasizing affordability, in the same way they once assumed that health care fights would always deliver them electoral victories.

University of Pennsylvania media scholar Victor Pickard says that a robust system of public-funded media is essential for America democracy.