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Stuart Stevens remembers the Mississippi governor who changed his life. → Read More
The Bulwark is a news network launched in 2018 dedicated to providing political analysis and reporting free from the constraints of partisan loyalties or tribal prejudices. → Read More
The Bulwark is a news network launched in 2018 dedicated to providing political analysis and reporting free from the constraints of partisan loyalties or tribal prejudices. → Read More
By a strange twist of political fate, Joe Biden may fit this moment perfectly. His strengths are decency and normalcy and this country is longing for both. → Read More
I’ve worked on winning Republican races across the South, and I’ve never seen a racist appeal like Trump's succeed. Why won't his party challenge him? → Read More
Republicans are simply terrified by the idea of anything that might encourage increased non-white turnout. → Read More
A few years ago, I heard about an event in Finland called Border to Border. The idea seemed irresistibly loony: a 420-kilometer cross-country ski all the way across Finland, from the Russian line to the Swedish line. → Read More
Getting rid of the Electoral College means winners would win, all votes would count, and Republicans would be forced to compete and grow — or die. → Read More
Getting rid of the Electoral College means winners would win, all votes would count, and Republicans would be forced to compete and grow — or die. → Read More
To many of us drawn to his side, President Bush represented the heart and soul of a basic decency that transcended any issue of the moment. → Read More
Reading between the lines of the Mueller indictment reveals a bush-league campaign more open to manipulation than any in modern history. That’s why there’s more to come. → Read More
Contradicts claims he opposed war from start. → Read More
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz dismissed concerns about how his Canadian birthplace could prove "precarious" (as Donald Trump said Tuesday evening) should he win the party's nomination. Asked by CNN whether he considers the citizenship matter "settled law," Cruz said, "It is quite straightforward and settled law that the child of a U.S. citizen born abroad is a natural-born citizen."… → Read More
Romney’s former chief strategist says he hasn’t seen this high a likelihood of a brokered GOP convention since 1976—and if it happens, it’ll be a bloodbath. → Read More
Stuart Stevens reflects on the troubled history of his local college—and the Confederate flag he once adored. → Read More
In the prologue to his new book, ‘The Last Season,’ about bonding with his dad over Ole Miss football, Stuart Stevens recreates a halftime from Rebel hell. → Read More
Why would The Donald risk looking like a loser? → Read More
Bernie Sanders will never be president. But unless Clinton changes her strategy—and soon—he can still wind up toppling her. → Read More
Nobody is buying the transparently inauthentic “authenticity” the Hillary Clintons of the world keep selling. So why even bother with this very strange ritual of staged chats and photo-ops? → Read More
Zero American cross-country skiers have medaled in a major distance event in 33 years. That was until yesterday, at least, when Jessie Diggins and Caitlin Gregg did just that. → Read More