Voters see them as focusing on the poor and needy rather than valuing hard work. But that can change.

The Democrats have picked the right fight to side with the working class.

The majority of family farmers aren’t working-class strivers. They’re affluent, politically connected businessmen who know when their next bailout is coming.

Representative Greg Casar says the Trump administration is an alliance of the superwealthy and the right-wing—and that Democrats can defeat them by becoming a pro-worker, anti-billionaire party.

The latest divide among the liberals bucking to define the party’s next big campaign: Should they take on the oligarchs, or take their money?

Graham Platner’s campaign launch has been a sudden sensation. But what he’s building now is rooted in the work of a lifetime.

Voters in GOP-controlled states are passing progressive policies at the ballot—only to watch Republican legislators repeal them. Will it change how voters choose candidates?

A new survey shows that even Trump’s working-class coalition is moving leftward on social issues.

We asked workers about what makes their lives hard. The universal answer: greedy corporations—and a government that does nothing to stop them.

If the GOP really cared about meritocracy, they wouldn’t gut programs that help low-income students—especially those who also have a job or care for a child—earn a college degree.

The spending cuts could force many rural hospitals to close. That wouldn’t just be a crisis for rural health care but for rural employment too.

Alas, if history is any guide, they’ll love it anyway.

The Vermont senator is taking his anti-Trump tour to red America—and it’s a smash hit.

Democrats just received some brutal poll results—from their own firm.

Reconnecting the Democratic Party to the working class is an electoral and a moral imperative, and it will be my mission for the rest of my life.

Latino voters shifted dramatically toward Trump in the last election. Reading, Pennsylvania offers a clue to how Democrats can claw them back.

Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Some in the chattering class think it’s high time that the party abandon these voters. This could not be more wrongheaded.

The climate crisis offers one of the strongest fields imaginable for proving fealty to the working class against rapacious elites.

A renewed zeal for regulatory reform among Democrats shouldn’t tear down the infrastructure that keeps us safe, but it should eliminate all the obstacles that make it annoying to access.