David Sirota - In These Times

David Sirota is an awardwinning investigative journalist and an In These Times senior editor. He served as speech writer for Bernie Sanders’ 2020 campaign. Follow him on Twitter @davidsirota.

CONVENTION DISPATCH: The Rise of the Democratic Wing of the Democratic Party

Convention Dispatch: Does It Always Have to Be About the Clintons?

The World’s Fair 2008

5:30am - The Unspeakable Hour

Convention Eve: Kaine’s Geography Lesson, The People Party’s HQ & Connective Tissue

Live from Main Street - Denver

Will Obama Wave Bayh Bye to the White House?

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to Denver

Sanity From The Silver Screen

Six Little Words To Fix America’s Wage Crisis

‘Centrists’ Running the Asylum

Anywhere Becomes Everywhere

The Free Trade Heretic

This Summer’s Trilogy of Truth

Countering Race With Class

An Anti-Clinton For VP

The Populist Uprising

The Lamont Lesson

Why Democrats Wont Stop the War

A Different Kind of Democracy

Toward A New Washington Consensus

Acknowledging the Race Chasm

The Plague of Potomac Fever

Matthews Vs. McNulty

The Ludlow Legacy At Home

Confessions of an Economic Hitman

The Upside of Nationalism

America-first fervor could be the driving force behind economic populism

The Clinton Firewall

The New York Senator's last-ditch efforts to win the Democratic nomination could rely on the "Race Chasm" and the trampling of democracy.

Is Wright Right About Racism?

New Housing Crisis, Old Isms

Remembering What Nixon Learned

Hope in the Time of NAFTA

The New Permanent Campaign

A Trade Transformation

It’s Also the Congress, Stupid

Empowering Capitol Hill progressives is just as important as presidental campaign platforms.

The Candidate of the Permanent Will

The Democrats’ Class War

Rocky Mountain Realities

The Stimulus Swindle

Digging in the Right Place

Stay Classy, Huckabee

Kissing up to K Street

Democrats are selling out the economic populism that got them elected in the first place

Democracy Haters

Embracing Populism

The Democratic victories on Nov. 7 were thanks to the populist agenda of challenging corporate economic power.

Learning From Lamont

Lamont campaign staffer discusses the real reasons Lieberman was reelected.

Dueling Democrats

No matter what happens election day, Democrats are in for a wild ride in 2007

The Prairie Populist: Byron Dorgan

Sen. Byron Dorgan, a populist Democrat from North Dakota, has a new book out entitled "Take This Job and Ship It: How Corporate Greed and Brain-Dead Politics Are Selling Out America."

Legislating Under the Influence

Up close and personal with the House Appropriations Committee

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