Jamelle Bouie is a prominent journalist and columnist, currently working for CBS News and The New York Times. He has also written for various publications such as The Salt Lake Tribune, Slate Magazine, and The Washington Post. Bouie's articles often focus on political analysis, social issues, and cultural commentary, providing insightful perspectives on current events in the United States.
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Jamelle Bouie predominantly covers government, politics, and legal policy regulation with a focus on the United States. His articles include opinion editorials that provide analysis and commentary on political events and cultural shifts in the US.
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Such a plan poses a moral dilemma and potential economic upheaval for the nation
By: Jamelle Bouie
This is no ordinary election, and we cannot act like it is.
This time around, it would be much harder for Trump to try to steal the election.
According to Tim Sheehy, the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Montana, young people have been “indoctrinated” on the issue of abortion.
Young women support Harris more than young men support Trump. That might make the difference.
For too long, too many of us have acted as if democracy can run on autopilot.
Reminder: Trump is not the world spirit incarnate.
It is on Tuesday. It was four years ago — and eight years ago, too.
By Jamelle Bouie | The Public Forum | Nov. 3, 2024, 2:00 p.m. What does it mean to say that “democracy is on the ballot” on Election Day?
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