progressives
Coverage of progressives in the Nexus archive.
- Democratic socialists are on the rise. We’ve seen this movie before
Democratic socialists are increasing in prominence, and the article suggests a Democratic leader should clarify that they are distinct from liberals and progressives. The piece highlights the need for a clear distinction between these groups.
- America learned long ago that air-conditioning saves lives. Why does Europe remain so stubborn about it?
America's use of air-conditioning is credited with saving lives during heat waves, while Europe resists adopting similar measures. The article criticizes Europe's stubbornness, arguing ideology is prioritized over scientific evidence.
- California’s proposed billionaire tax: what you need to know
California's proposed 5% billionaire tax is heading to the November ballot after sufficient signatures were collected. The measure faces opposition from the state's super rich and Governor Gavin Newsom, despite being championed by progressives.
- In New York’s primaries, progressives face the establishment, and a Kennedy scion seeks office
In New York’s primaries, progressives are facing challenges from the establishment, and a Kennedy scion is running for office. Incumbent Democrats are being contested in at least two congressional primaries.
- Senate readies to vote on housing; New York primaries take center stage: Join the live discussion
The Senate is expected to pass a major housing bill later this evening, while New York voters participate in primary races featuring progressives and Democratic Socialists. The Hill's editorial team will host a live discussion on these developments.
- New revelation about ‘grooming gangs’ is yet one more way progressives have let women down
The article claims that new revelations about 'grooming gangs' highlight how progressives have failed women, whose interests are often prioritized below other groups in Western societies.
- AIPAC looms large ahead of New York primaries
AIPAC's influence in New York primaries is significant despite not directly spending in Rep. Dan Goldman's race. Challenger Brad Lander criticizes Goldman's ties to AIPAC, positioning himself as more critical of Israel, while AIPAC faces broader scrutiny as a 'boogeyman' among progressives.
- NY Comptroller DiNapoli says he’s running on his record, as progressives vie for seat
State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli claims he is running on his record, while challengers argue the pension fund overseer could achieve more. The state pension fund has outperformed its peers, according to the article.
- Democrats demand racial equity in everything except family structure
Democrats advocate for racial equity but exclude family structure from their focus. Progressives are criticized for not addressing family structure as a root cause of racial disparities in children's outcomes.
- Congratulations, lefties! You won, and broke the system
The article congratulates the Left, including progressives, socialists, communists, anarchists, and former normal liberals, stating they have won and broken the system.
- Controversial Graham Platner overcomes allegations to seal Maine Democratic nomination for Senate race – US politics live
Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic Senate primary with 72% of the vote despite allegations of infidelity and abuse. Progressives supported him, while Trump influenced Republican primary outcomes.
- Legislature’s data-center ban is economic suicide for New York
The article criticizes New York's Legislature for implementing a data-center ban, arguing it is detrimental to the state's economy. It questions why progressives have become resistant to future-oriented developments.
- San Francisco progressives got their clocks cleaned this election
San Francisco progressives faced setbacks in the election due to low voter turnout and substantial campaign funding from moderate Democrats. The combination of these factors led to their poor performance.
- Splits among progressives may lead to some unsavory results in California primaries
Progressives in California face a challenge in the June 2 primaries due to fragmentation and the presence of multiple candidates, which could result in unfavorable outcomes for their preferred candidates.
- More proof that progressives are pro-crime
The article claims that progressives are pro-crime, citing technology that effectively reduces car theft and helps catch criminals as evidence. It suggests that the success of this technology is problematic for progressive agendas.
- AOC is mocked after calling for progressives to 'pull up to the South' while lecturing from behind bulletproof glass
AOC faced mockery for urging progressives to 'pull up to the South' while emphasizing her own safety behind bulletproof glass, highlighting perceived hypocrisy. Critics argued her stance was ironic given her security measures.
- Primary fight in key California district highlights questions about Democrats' future
A competitive California House primary in a heavily Hispanic district is becoming a flashpoint for debate over the Democratic Party's direction. Progressives are accusing party leaders of supporting a moderate candidate over a Latino challenger. The race highlights ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party about its future strategy and representation.
- Clarence Thomas Against Progressivism—and Progressives
Justice Clarence Thomas delivered a speech expressing strong opposition to progressivism, characterizing the movement as fundamentally anti-American. Thomas's remarks reflect his longstanding judicial philosophy and conservative worldview regarding progressive ideology and its impact on American society.
- Spirit Airlines is dead — thanks a lot, Elizabeth Warren!
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations, which some attribute to progressive policies. The article criticizes Elizabeth Warren in relation to this event. The shutdown is seen as a consequence of certain political ideologies.
- How Tom Steyer's alliance with progressives vaulted him into the top tier of California's governor race
Billionaire activist Tom Steyer has spent over $120 million on his California gubernatorial campaign, leveraging his alliance with progressive groups to rise in the race.
- Progressives must learn: You can’t believe everything Cuba says
The article critiques the Cuban regime's strategy of using carefully managed interactions with foreign sympathizers to shape perceptions, urging progressives to be cautious about trusting the regime's narratives.