An accidental Fulcrum Strategy
Instead of creating a 3rd caucus in the Senate by electing independents, are we about to see the dream of the bipartisan/antipartisan movement come to fruition as a consequence of party dysfunction?
Instead of creating a 3rd caucus in the Senate by electing independents, are we about to see the dream of the bipartisan/antipartisan movement come to fruition as a consequence of party dysfunction?
How Democrats win the Midterms — and how they use the power they reclaim — will determine whether America starts really governing again or spends another decade finding its way home.
Perhaps it's time for a new normal in organizing and social impact -- a reset to the default posture we bring to how we engage in the necessary transformation of this country.
A different way to embrace this week's election results.
The ways that our accelerating and evolving political violence feels familiar and the subtle ways it feels new are clues to our history and to a different future.