The Wisconsin Idea

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The Election was a Referendum on Globalization and Demographics—Not Neoliberalism

It also represented the consolidation of a misogynistic white united front.

Bill Fletcher, Jr.

Labor

The Bright Spots for Workers Amid Tuesday’s Disastrous Election

Theo Anderson

Labor

Labor Leaders Deserve Their Share of the Blame for Donald Trump’s Victory

Micah Uetricht

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Don’t Blame Voters of Color for Not Turning Out. Blame Voter Suppression and the Clinton Campaign.

Liberals took people of color's votes for granted, while conservatives kept them from the polls.

Marc Daalder

Labor

Organize or Die: Labor Must Fight Like Hell to Survive a Trump Presidency

Buzz Malone

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It’s Easy To Blame the Democratic Party for Trump—But Reality is More Complicated

Thomas Frank and others lament that the party favored Clinton over Sanders, without asking why Democratic voters went along.

Nancy Folbre

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How to Organize Against President Trump

Grassroots activists reflect on the road ahead.

Kate Aronoff

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Trump Won Because Democrats Have Lost Touch With the Working Class

The Republican nominee tapped into the anger, pain and fear that motivated voters this election.

Marilyn Katz

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Well, That Happened: Let’s Try to Start Figuring Out How

A look at the polls suggests race, region and low turnout played important roles.

Steven Rosenfeld, AlterNet