Harold Meyerson is an Editor at Large for The American Prospect and his work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Meyerson's articles cover a range of topics including politics, social justice, labor unions, and international relations.
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Harold's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. His articles cover a wide range of political topics including U.S. aid to Israel, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, domestic American politics and social issues.
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By: Harold Meyerson
The Gender Divide in America's Election: Why Working-Class Men Are Flocking to Trump Harold Meyerson 25th October 2024
By: Harold Meyerson
Trump's Mass Deportation Plans vs. Harris' Unity Agenda: The Stark Choices Facing America Harold Meyerson 31st October 2024
By: Harold Meyerson
With polls showing that Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are running even in nearly every swing state, this election will turn on the decisions of very small subsets of voters. One of those subsets surely isn't contemplating voting for Trump, but may end up electing him anyway.
By: Harold Meyerson
Trump returns with full power, leaving Democrats and half the nation reeling.
Today on TAP: Shifting voting patterns suggest it’s possible, but only if they persist through subsequent elections.
Even though that perception is partly the creation of right-wing media, the Democrats surely need to hone their identity.
It’s time to go after the nation’s real elite—not the Republicans’ largely fictitious one.
Herewith, a union leader’s suggestions on why they left and how to win them back.
The incoming president’s transition team is making the case for reviving some long-buried monsters.
With their more than half a trillion dollars, Bezos and Musk join forces to make sure Trump doesn’t support even a scintilla of worker power.
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