This is democracy in reverse, where politicians have decided that instead of the voters picking their representatives, the representatives have a right
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We told you a week ago that we were going to try and catch up on our sleep, and we made a good start, but the world kept turning and DemCast’s writers had a lot to say. Of course we
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Last week we had reasons to celebrate – President Biden’s first overseas trip was a success and Juneteenth became a federal holiday through a rare bipartisan effort. Sadly, we also join the
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This week was absolutely a busy one with the G7 (America is back!) and the gobsmacking news of the Trump administration’s investigations into House Democrats. Here at DemCast, Content Director Mindy Schwartz
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This was a pretty interesting week at DemCast, ranged from a “family” feud to advocating for ending the filibuster. Last week, DemCast writers shared some great articles! Forward Kentucky wrote an article
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It’s hard to understand how any legislator who was at the Capitol on Jan. 6 could vote against an investigation of the events of that day, but Republicans consistently put their lust
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What a week at DemCast… Systematic racism is real! Hank Cetola, who recently explored his own white privilege, exposes two congressmembers who claim that it doesn’t exist at all. In California Gov.
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How can we explain the party of Lincoln turning their souls over to a cult of liars? When Rep. Liz Cheney was removed from Republican leadership because she refused to support the
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This week we published a lot of the-opposite-of-uplifting stories. Not that they were depressing but let’s just say, our country has some serious issues. There’s the so-insane-you-want-to-laugh-but-it’s-real recount in Arizona led by
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One hundred days. We spent part of last week looking at what the Biden-Harris administration has accomplished in that short time. In “100 Days of Sanity”. Content Director Mindy Schwartz discusses the
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Last week a jury of his peers declared Derek Chauvin “Guilty. Guilty. Guilty.” And at the same time, the breath in another Black body — a teenage girl in Ohio — was
MoreLast week the nation was again focused on the Chauvin trial as additional instances of Black and Brown people dying at the hands of police came to light. DemCast’s Danielle Eaglewarrior and
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