Democrats Debate Moderation While Trump Trolls Democracy
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On Sept 22, 2025, Donald Trump punched the air leaving the White House like democracy was a piñata about to break. Meanwhile, New York Times' Ezra Klein mourns how Democrats want to stop Trump but won’t pick up the uncomfortable strategic football that actually crosses the goal line. Political scientists Jake Grumbach & Adam Bonica drop a Substack bomb saying moderation in House races doesn’t sell like it used to, blaming nationalized media and anti-establishment vibes over good old-fashioned centrism. Nate Silver and Lakshya Jain throw shade, calling their stats a bit shaky. Votes now hinge more on charisma than ideology — who knew?
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(1 of 3)Source: Vox | Published: 9/26/2025 | Author: Eric Levitz
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