Supreme Court Should Find That Donald Trump Is Disqualified From Holding Future Public Office ArticleFeb 1, 2024 Supreme Court Should Find That Donald Trump Is Disqualified From Holding Future Public Office Feb 1, 2024 Michael Sozan, Devon Ombres
Point: Biden Impeachment Inquiry Is a Shameless Attempt at Political Retribution In the NewsSep 28, 2023 Point: Biden Impeachment Inquiry Is a Shameless Attempt at Political Retribution Sep 28, 2023 DC Journal Tom Moore
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court and the Future of Elections, Representation, and Reproductive Rights ArticleMar 7, 2023 Wisconsin’s Supreme Court and the Future of Elections, Representation, and Reproductive Rights Mar 7, 2023 Greta Bedekovics, Sabrina Talukder, Becca Damante
President Biden’s Speech Described a Democracy Under Attack ArticleNov 3, 2022 President Biden’s Speech Described a Democracy Under Attack Nov 3, 2022 Michael Sozan
Select Committee Democrats: A Smart and Confident U.S.-China Policy Past EventFeb 1, 2024 Select Committee Democrats: A Smart and Confident U.S.-China Policy Please join the Center for American Progress Action Fund for a discussion on how Democratic policymakers are advancing a vision of democracy and stability in the Indo-Pacific that will help the American public. Feb 1, 2024
Supreme Court Should Find That Donald Trump Is Disqualified From Holding Future Public Office ArticleFeb 1, 2024 Supreme Court Should Find That Donald Trump Is Disqualified From Holding Future Public Office In Trump v. Anderson, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider the parameters of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment and determine whether Donald Trump is constitutionally disqualified from holding future public office. Feb 1, 2024 Michael Sozan, Devon Ombres
Point: Biden Impeachment Inquiry Is a Shameless Attempt at Political Retribution In the NewsSep 28, 2023 Point: Biden Impeachment Inquiry Is a Shameless Attempt at Political Retribution Tom Moore writes about the House impeachment inquiry into President Biden. Sep 28, 2023 DC Journal Tom Moore
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court and the Future of Elections, Representation, and Reproductive Rights ArticleMar 7, 2023 Wisconsin’s Supreme Court and the Future of Elections, Representation, and Reproductive Rights The Wisconsin Supreme Court will continue to have an outsize role in shaping the state’s elections, redistricting, and abortion rights in the coming years. Mar 7, 2023 Greta Bedekovics, Sabrina Talukder, Becca Damante
President Biden’s Speech Described a Democracy Under Attack ArticleNov 3, 2022 President Biden’s Speech Described a Democracy Under Attack In his speech to the nation on November 2, President Joe Biden laid out the wide-ranging threats to democracy—and how Americans must come together to repel them. Nov 3, 2022 Michael Sozan
How Americans Can Fight Back Against a Radical Supreme Court Majority ArticleJul 5, 2022 How Americans Can Fight Back Against a Radical Supreme Court Majority Responding to the judicial overreach of a radical Supreme Court majority will require long-term structural reforms to the courts and immediate action to mitigate the harms caused by their wrongly decided decisions. Jul 5, 2022 the Center for American Progress Ben Olinsky, Grace Oyenubi
5 things to know about the Supreme Court’s Texas abortion ban decision ArticleDec 15, 2021 5 things to know about the Supreme Court’s Texas abortion ban decision Dec 15, 2021 Maggie Jo Buchanan
MEMO: Biden’s record-breaking economy ArticleDec 6, 2021 MEMO: Biden’s record-breaking economy Dec 6, 2021 Advocacy Team
Congress Must Pass the Build Back Better Act’s Clean Energy Tax Credits RIGHT NOW ArticleOct 21, 2021 Congress Must Pass the Build Back Better Act’s Clean Energy Tax Credits RIGHT NOW Oct 21, 2021 Advocacy Team
The cost of failing to pass the Build Back Better agenda in one chart ArticleOct 12, 2021 The cost of failing to pass the Build Back Better agenda in one chart Oct 12, 2021 Will Ragland, Ryan Koronowski
McConnell’s 32 career votes to raise the debt limit increased it by $20.7 trillion ArticleSep 20, 2021 McConnell’s 32 career votes to raise the debt limit increased it by $20.7 trillion Sep 20, 2021 Advocacy Team
Voters Support Enacting Stronger Consumer Protections Online, Antitrust Action for Big Tech Companies ArticleJul 29, 2021 Voters Support Enacting Stronger Consumer Protections Online, Antitrust Action for Big Tech Companies American voters see benefits to new technologies but express a strong desire for checks on technology companies’ power and more consumer protections of data and privacy. Jul 29, 2021 Adam Conner, Erin Simpson, John Halpin
New York Has a Historic Opportunity to Prohibit Political Spending by Foreign-Influenced U.S. Corporations In the NewsJun 9, 2021 New York Has a Historic Opportunity to Prohibit Political Spending by Foreign-Influenced U.S. Corporations Latrice Walker and Michael Sozan argue that to protect the integrity of New York’s government and promote economic patriotism, the state must pass a law banning political spending by foreign-influenced U.S. corporations. Jun 9, 2021 Medium Latrice Walker, Michael Sozan
New York Has a Historic Opportunity to Prohibit Political Spending by Foreign-Influenced U.S. ArticleJun 9, 2021 New York Has a Historic Opportunity to Prohibit Political Spending by Foreign-Influenced U.S. Jun 9, 2021 Latrice Walker, Michael Sozan
Tax the rich. Create jobs. Rebuild our infrastructure. ArticleMay 13, 2021 Tax the rich. Create jobs. Rebuild our infrastructure. May 13, 2021 Sam Reid
House GOP Leadership Now Unanimously Embraces the Insurrectionist Movement ArticleMay 11, 2021 House GOP Leadership Now Unanimously Embraces the Insurrectionist Movement May 11, 2021 Advocacy Team
26 AND COUNTING: Republicans who “voted no, but took the dough” ArticleMay 11, 2021 26 AND COUNTING: Republicans who “voted no, but took the dough” May 11, 2021 Advocacy Team
Gun violence is not inevitable ArticleMar 23, 2021 Gun violence is not inevitable Mar 23, 2021 Sam Reid
This senator just delayed pandemic relief ArticleMar 4, 2021 This senator just delayed pandemic relief Mar 4, 2021 Sam Reid
A tale of two $1.9 trillion bills ArticleFeb 17, 2021 A tale of two $1.9 trillion bills Feb 17, 2021 Sam Reid
We must not become numb to this ArticleFeb 10, 2021 We must not become numb to this Feb 10, 2021 Sam Reid
Reconciling with Senate procedure ArticleFeb 5, 2021 Reconciling with Senate procedure Feb 5, 2021 Sam Reid
Second impeachment’s the charm ArticleJan 13, 2021 Second impeachment’s the charm Jan 13, 2021 Sam Reid
Unions Are Democratically Organized, Corporations Are Not ArticleOct 16, 2020 Unions Are Democratically Organized, Corporations Are Not The authors make the case that in order to strengthen political democracy, policymakers should support the creation of democratically organized groups such as unions. Oct 16, 2020 Center for American Progress David Madland, Malkie Wall, Danielle Root, 1 More Sam Berger
Secretaries of State Are Crucial for Protecting African American Voters ReportAug 6, 2020 Secretaries of State Are Crucial for Protecting African American Voters As the ongoing coronavirus pandemic makes ensuring voters’ and election workers’ safety even more imperative, fair and inclusive elections must be state officials’ top priority heading into November. Aug 6, 2020 Michael Sozan, Christopher Guerrero
Trump Is Trying To Make Voting by Mail a Partisan Issue ArticleApr 21, 2020 Trump Is Trying To Make Voting by Mail a Partisan Issue President Trump is attempting to turn Republicans against voting by mail, even though it is an effective, traditionally bipartisan, and popular method of voting. Apr 21, 2020 Michael Sozan
Trump Continues To Spread Dangerous Falsehood That Voting by Mail Leads to Fraud ArticleApr 17, 2020 Trump Continues To Spread Dangerous Falsehood That Voting by Mail Leads to Fraud President Trump’s argument that voting by mail leads to voter fraud has been disproven over many elections and in multiple studies—and is rooted in Republicans’ long-standing efforts to suppress votes. Apr 17, 2020 Michael Sozan
Bold Democracy Reform Is a Cornerstone Principle for Democrats ArticleMar 5, 2020 Bold Democracy Reform Is a Cornerstone Principle for Democrats The historic For the People Act has paved the way for Democrats to rally around strong, structural changes for a healthier democracy. Mar 5, 2020 Michael Sozan
Point: Why Conservatives Can’t — and Won’t — Quit Voter ID Laws In the NewsJan 29, 2020 Point: Why Conservatives Can’t — and Won’t — Quit Voter ID Laws Danielle Root writes about why voter ID laws are unnecessary and discriminatory—and how they are being used for political ends. Jan 29, 2020 InsideSources Danielle Root
Corruption Consultants: Conservative Special Interests and Corporations Hurt State Economies and Democratic Processes ArticleJul 22, 2019 Corruption Consultants: Conservative Special Interests and Corporations Hurt State Economies and Democratic Processes Malkie Wall, Danielle Root, and Andrew Schwartz explain how special-interest groups have used states’ tradition as “laboratories of democracy” to implement damaging and regressive policies at the behest of corporate clients and wealthy donors. Jul 22, 2019 Center for American Progress Malkie Wall, Danielle Root, Andrew Schwartz