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D.D. Guttenplan
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D.D. Guttenplan is editor of The Nation . He previously covered the 2016 election as the magazine’s editor at large and, for two decades before that, was part of its London bureau. His most recent book, The Next Republic: The Rise of a New Radical Majority (Seven Stories Press), has just come out in paperback.
Grassroots organizations filled in where the Democratic Party was absent.
Just because last weekend’s surge of solidarity and celebration can’t last doesn’t mean it doesn’t matter.
At the epicenter of this battleground state, progressive activists strain to carry Biden over the line.
If Democrats could acknowledge it’s a political institution, they’d have a chance to harness its power.
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September 30, 2020
The first presidential debate made unmistakably plain: Voting is just the beginning of this fight. Anyone who tells you otherwise is dreaming.
Our print magazine’s relationship to the world we cover has changed—now so have we.
Covid-19 gives you the perfect reason to change your mind.
It can be done. Just look at London!
The Nation ’s longtime Rome correspondent died on May 12.
The Sanders movement won’t be won over with empty gestures.
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