| Center for American Progress |
Making Progress: 10 Years of Ideas, Action, and Change
Today, as the Center for American Progress celebrates its 10th anniversary, we look at the impact CAP has had on the country. ... | The Top 13 Women of Color to Watch in 2013
These 13 women of color are leaving their mark on everything from politics to entertainment to health. ... | Martin Unchained: Radical Reformer, Nonviolent Militant
This Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we should remember the true Dr. King and free him from a reconstructed history that never was. ... | Democracy, Democratic Governance, and Transparent Institutions in the American Interest
The Center for American Progress and the Center for Strategic and International Studies have collaborated to promote progressive and democratic governance around the world. ... | Comparing Conservative and Progressive Investment in America's Youth
Conservative groups' funding advantage has helped the right communicate with young Americans and develop leaders despite the fundamental issue-area differences between conservative movement fundamentals and the Millennial generation. ... | 3 Lessons the 2012 Election Taught Us About the Progressive Coalition
Ruy Teixeira explains why the 2008 presidential outcome was not a fluke and how the progressive coalition has made an impact in 2012. ... | The Obama Coalition in the 2012 Election and Beyond
With President Obama's re-election, a progressive multiracial, multiethnic, and cross-class coalition has clearly emerged, albeit in an early and tenuous stage. ... | Articulating the Future for Progressivism
Authors Bill Ivey and Joe Romm discuss the power of words in politics at a recent Progressivism on Tap event. ... |
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| The Democratic Strategist |
Democrats and the Millennials
There's a big and fascinating new study of the Millennial Generation out today from Pew, drawing from its recent polling, that poses some interesting questions for Democrats. Here's how I characterized the strategic issues at Washington ... | GQR Poll: Majority of Small Businesses Support Minimum Wage Increase
On Thursday, Small Business Majority released the results of a national web survey of 500 small business owners. This poll, conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, reveals that a 57 percent majority of small business owners supports ... | No Texas Toast For Tea Party
One of the more annoying habits of the MSM (and some progressive media) is the tendency to greet virtually every political development within the Republican Party as signaling the demise of the Tea Party and the renewed ascendence of ... | Political Strategy Notes
In her NYT article "New Democratic Strategy Goes After Koch Brothers," Ashley Parker quotes Democratic pollster Geoff Garin: "In 2012, Mr. Garin produced a research project for Patriot Majority PAC, an outside Democratic group, looking at the public ... | Creamer: GOP's Obamacare-Bashing Soon to Backfire, with No 'Plan B'
The following article by Democratic strategist Robert Creamer, author of "Stand Up Straight: How Progressives Can Win," is cross-posted from HuffPo:
From all indications the GOP has gambled all the marbles on the proposition that Obamacare will ... | Ruy Teixeira on inequality, Demography, Progressives and the Dems
TDS founding editor Ruy Teixeira has two posts at ThinkProgress which Democratic political strategists will find instructive and their Republican counterparts will find worrisome. From Teixeira's "The Hidden Demographic Shifts That Are Sinking The Republican Party":
First, look ... | Progressive 'Surrender' Overstated, Underanalyzed
Adolph Reed, Jr.'s article "Nothing Left:: The long, slow surrender of American liberals" in the current issue of Harper's has created a bit of a stir in Democratic circles. Read it, give it some thought, and then read ... | Political Strategy Notes
Jackie Calmes reports at The New York Times that "Democrats Try Wooing Ones Who Got Away: White Men" Calmes quotes TDS founding editor Ruy Teixeira: ""You can't just give Republicans a clear field to play for the votes ... |
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