Eric Levitz is an Associate Editor for Daily Intelligencer, a publication associated with New York Magazine. He is known for his thought-provoking and in-depth analysis on a wide range of topics, including politics, economics, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications, including Vox, RealClearMarkets, and Flipboard.
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Even though Harris is running as a moderate, progressives are likely to get blamed for her defeat.
Undecided voters are more worried about Trump’s economic plans than his authoritarianism.
Only one presidential candidate is pledging to treat Americans who vote against him as enemies.
Corporate power isn’t the cause of every social problem.
Tech companies are the “absolute monarchs” of our day, according to anti-monopolist Barry Lynn.
By: Eric Levitz
And he’s half right.
By: Eric Levitz, Christian Paz
Split-ticket voting, the Senate, down-ballot issues, and more.
With polls deadlocked, both candidates have plausible cases for optimism. The 2024 presidential race is the closest on record.
Progressives need an accurate autopsy of Kamala Harris’s campaign, not an ideologically convenient one.
Progressives staying home (almost certainly) didn’t cost Kamala Harris the election.
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