It’s going to take several months of data analysis to accurately figure out what went wrong for Democrats this election cycle.
T. Greg Doucette
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Might Dwarf Anything We’ve Seen This Election Cycle
A pandemic? Mass protests? A daily march toward fascism? All eyes will be on the Supreme Court.
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Voices: The UNC System’s Corruption Keeps Chugging Along
Not even a pandemic can stop UNC’s leadership from sketchy backroom deals and comically bad governance.
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The Cops Are Rioting. Why Can’t They Keep Their Hands to Themselves?
In the weeks since those first protests in Minneapolis, we have seen a mind-blowing orgy of violence from America’s police.
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The UNC System Needs to Clean House—or Get Remodeled
You might have noticed a pattern of shenanigans.
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Those With the Power to Undo the #SilentSham Have Failed Us
“The pervasive, bipartisan cowardice of our political leadership has been unbecoming.”
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How I Became Part of the Silent Sam Story
(Or, why you should support your local media.)
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Those Responsible for UNC System Oversight Need to Keep Their Eye on the Ball
A little transparency and accountability would be nice.
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Our Republic of Scumbag Politics Is Governed by Human Memes
“They did it first” is not a quality argument.
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In North Carolina, Sharing Your #MeToo Story Could Land You in Court
This sort of tactic—attempting to silence someone by suing them—is known as a strategic lawsuit against public participation. SLAPPs use civil litigation to intimidate critics by sapping their time, money, and morale.