Joan Walsh

This ought to calm the media malcontents who’ve insisted she hasn’t sat for enough interviews, right? Wrong.

Mainstream journalists are making something very simple too complicated: Republicans want a national abortion ban.

Last night’s interview with MSNBC showed that Harris doesn’t have to choose a hostile anchor for an interview in which the public hears tough questions and fleshed-out answers.

In 2012, the GOP fielded candidates who didn’t know how our bodies worked. In 2024, Trump drones on about protecting us, and is equally disturbing.

The “Unite for America” rally showed just how many different constituencies Harris has. Now, the challenge is turning their enthusiasm into organizing.

Trump’s gambit is bad, but Vance’s is even worse. He’s one of Ohio’s senators; these are his constituents. How can he endanger them like this?

Even Fox News couldn’t spin the truth: Trump lost the debate—badly.

The megastar thought she could hurt Hillary Clinton by endorsing her in 2016. Now, she’s overcome her fear. May we all do the same.

The real problem with the Trump-loses scenario is that it relies on rejection by actual voters. And getting the MAGA faithful to turn their backs on him is likely a lost cause.

Harris and Walz held their own during an interview driven more by media-made controversies than substance.

As always, the DNC was an endurance grind. But my serendipitous encounter with a woman who embodies Harris’s reproductive justice agenda was the high point for me.

The Democrats’ sudden reversal of fortune is not as shocking as it seems.

Following Kamala Harris and Tim Walz on the campaign trail, Vance just reinforces the notion: He’s creepy.

“White Dudes for Harris” raised $4.5 million for the presumptive Democratic nominee. Why are some people trashing it?

Wednesday night’s address was moving, and also confirmed that he’d made the right decision.

The future of American democracy now rests on the vice president’s shoulders. That’s why it’s more important than ever to understand who she is.

Abandoning his reelection run and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris took courage and vision. Other top Dems are joining.

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