Mail delivery has become a national nightmare. Rigorous congressional and executive supervision can right the ship.
Douglas Rooks
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Do not lose sight of America’s might-have-beens | Douglas Rooks
I think of Mumbet, an enslaved woman in Massachusetts in the late 1700s, who put our country on what should have been its true course.
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Furious gerrymandering can still be overcome | Douglas Rooks
Given increased racial tolerance among younger Americans, another New Deal coalition could be built — leaving the GOP billionaires vulnerable.
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Democrats didn’t find Platner. Platner found them. | Douglas Rooks
After Tuesday’s persuasive win, perhaps the media can stop asking who Graham Platner is and start focusing on what he represents.
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To understand the manhunt against Platner, dig a little deeper | Douglas Rooks
Controversies aside, Graham Platner’s message threatens everything the ruling class has foisted on the rest of us for the past 45 years.
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America pays the price for political roads not taken | Douglas Rooks
A pair of op-eds from 2019 offer a sad reminder of what could have been.
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In a low-key 2nd District race, Matt Dunlap stands out | Douglas Rooks
Running at the urging of those unhappy with outgoing Rep. Jared Golden, Maine’s state auditor deserves credit for opening up the seat.
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With Platner, best to focus on the message, not just the messenger | Douglas Rooks
We need more candidates like Platner, who ignores what’s “politically possible” and focuses on what voters and citizens want and need.
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Graham Platner’s inexperience is the point | Douglas Rooks
You hardly need me to tell you that this is no ordinary campaign.
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A reckoning looms for Trump’s failed war | Douglas Rooks
It’s hard to see how the U.S. can emerge from the Iran conflict in anything but a weakened condition.