Tag: Liberal

A Brief History of Obama

Column: How sarcasm and insult took over the Democratic Party

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AP

When historians look back at the presidency of Barack Obama, they will not begin with his campaign announcement in May 2007. They will not start with his election to the Senate in 2004 or with his celebrated speech to the Democratic National Convention that year. Instead, these historians will identify the beginning of the Obama phenomenon in the antiwar speech he delivered in Chicago, on Oct. 2, 2002.

High Times at the Nation

Cloud of controversy trails left-wing blogger Fang to new mag

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Lee Fang

One of the Nation magazine’s newest hires, Lee Fang, is a far-left Democratic operative with a history of publishing error-riddled and misleading reports.

Wreck-It Barack

Column: Unscripted Moments Damage Obama’s Carefully Built Image

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Wreck it Barack

One cannot help noticing the struggle between Barack Obama’s natural instincts and the serene and benevolent persona he projects to the world. Obama may be talented at self-fashioning, but he cannot maintain his public face constantly. The mask sometimes slips.

Warren: The Next Frontier

Massachusetts Democrat participated in 2004 ‘Critical Race Theory’ symposium

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Elizabeth Warren / AP

Democratic Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren’s speech at a symposium on critical race theory—where other speakers were advocating for corporate reparations, criticizing the concept of U.S. citizenship, accusing America of operating under a system of “apartheid,” and pointing out the misogynistic undertones of wearing makeup—may not help her connect with independent Massachusetts voters, experts say.