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Democrats are Centering 2020 on Big Ideas

By: Alex Kack

As more candidates continue to officially enter the Democratic Primary, the race is becoming increasingly one, that is defined by big ideas, calls for expensive new programs and radical change.
The earliest entrants to the race are defining themselves not by their years of service and experience (or in the case of several, lack of both) but by calls for bold, progressive policies.
While the Democrats pivoted towards centrist politics and more moderate policies in the later decades of the 20th century, the party was arguably at it’s strongest when it ran Presidential candidates who argued for large culture shifting ideas. Programs like Roosevelt’s New Deal and Johnson’s Great Society defined a new version of American exceptionalism that came to shape how not only the American public’s perception of the Democratic Party but their perception of them selves.

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Tales from the Inbox

By: Kat Stratford

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a keyboard must be in want of dat assss.
With this in mind, we womenfolk can often look forward to an inbox full of…. surprises. They’re generally not terribly impressive, but there they are, at 3am, arriving just after a 2:45, “u up?”
Many articles have been written about the psychology behind dick pics and odious DMs; intelligent people have speculated about what drives men to send them, often to complete strangers, in the middle of the night. I’ve listened to people declare that it MUST work at least occasionally, or it wouldn’t be such a common occurrence (I have never encountered a person who has responded favorably to one, but okay). But for the purposes of this short listicle, I’d rather not waste too much time speculating on the thoughts of the guys sending these messages. I feel confident there’s not a lot of brainpower motivating their activities, anyway.
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Which Republicans Might Run Against Trump?

By: Alex Kack

A 2020 primary challenge against Donald Trump was almost guaranteed the moment he was elected.
The grotesque nature of his campaign, the threat he posed to traditional conservativism made certain that someone would emerge to challenge him in his quest for re-election.
Barring his removal from office either by resignation or impeachment, someone is going to run against him.
So in the name of Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan and other people who were more polite about their hatred of the poor, here’s #NeverTrump part deux.

John Kasich

The most obvious potential challenger on our list is also likely the least electable. John Kasich was a snooze fest of a candidate even to his most ardent supporters. Still he was the only one of the 21 (felt like a million) Republican Candidates with the wherewithal to stay in the race reliably challenge Trump. He’s been outspoken, and clearly wants to sit in the oval office he’s also just to damn boring to hold his own.

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