Not that long ago, the mere mention of the Democratic Party conjured images of Camelot, with First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy looking like European royalty as she danced with her handsome and tuxedoed husband Jack at his inaugural ball. Forget all that. Today the face of the Democratic party is Maxine Waters.

The attacks began after Thursday night's debate.

Prominent voices at The New York Times can’t imagine that bold ideas and big plans might be the best way to animate an anti-Trump backlash.

Some centrists believe that their complacency about our democratic and ecological crises makes them “prudent.” It makes them anything but.

In an era of hyper-partisanship, going moderate may not be a winning strategy.

Their ideas are stale, cowardly, warmed-over Clintonism that do nothing to address the issues that have led to national crisis.