RIGHT 2 THE CITY Blog
“GOP is already deep in the stages of grief as midterm losses loom”, Emily Singer, Daily Kos.
What is the article about? “GOP is already deep in the stages of grief as midterm losses loom”, examines Republican anxiety over the 2026 midterms as unfavorable polling, weak presidential approval, and mounting cost-of-living...
“No good options: Trump insiders reveal crisis that ‘thwarted’ the GOP”, Nick Hilden, AlterNet.
The Trump administration has “no good options” for countering the mounting inflation caused by the war and Trump’s other policies, and the GOP is poised to pay a heavy price at the polling booth.
Socialists’ Winning Streak Is an Opportunity for Unions
Socialists are on a roll in elections across the US, often winning without the support of organized labor. It’s high time for unions to get on board with socialist candidates, to make the most...
Abdul El-Sayed Beats the Democratic Establishment and AIPAC in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens — despite a record-setting $60 million in outside spending in her favor. Despite record amounts of outside spending and attacks from the Democratic establishment, Abdul El-Sayed prevailed in...
No, AOC: “Woke” Wasn’t “Crazy” the Way You Say It Was
Protesting George Floyd’s murder wasn’t the “crazy” part. Centrist Dems selling out was. Democrats have a lot to be embarrassed about when it comes to their actions during 2020. Like when Democratic members of Congress,...
The Socialist Electoral Project Still Hasn’t Hit Its Ceiling
Francesca Hong’s defeat was a setback for the Left. But lost in discussions of the campaign’s shortcomings is how much she actually accomplished. Hong may have opened the door to a new era of...
We Are Spending Billions to Bomb Iran. Who Is Actually Paying for This?
I want to start with a number that stopped me cold this morning. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported today that between 510 and 520 million people could still be facing hunger...
Why many Black Americans were rooting for Argentina to lose the World Cup
Many Black Americans were not cheering Spain’s complicated history. They were rooting against the racism, politics and silence associated with Argentina There are moments in sports when you realize people aren’t just watching the...
How HUD Is Seeking to Make Fighting Housing Discrimination Even Harder
Fair housing law has never been easy to enforce. But HUD’s proposal to eliminate the use of disparate impact analysis will remove another crucial tool for doing so. Housing discrimination does not typically announce...
How Trump’s Midterm Strategy is Hitting Black and Brown Communities Hardest
From the aggressive rewriting of local voting maps to budget cuts and policy shifts, many believe there’s a mirco-war against Black and brown America. Decades ago, the weapon of choice against Black America included...