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Democrats have fixed the economy. But that won’t be enough to defeat populism.
Washington PostJonah BaderGermany, Inflation, Jerome Powell, Soft Landing, Federal Reserve, Economy, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Netherlands, Geert Wilders, Immigration, Denmark, Poland, populism, Turkey, India, Republican Party
America’s failed approach to Iran can’t really be called a strategy
Washington PostJonah BaderIran, Iran deal, Maximum Pressure, nuclear weapons, nuclear deal, prol, Israel, Hezbollah, Hamas, Masoud Pezeshkian, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden
Harris is winning the all-important battle — of vibes
Washington PostJonah BaderKamala Harris, Jonathan Haidt, Daniel Kahneman, Hillary Clinton, Tim Walz, Josh Shapiro, Donald Trump, JD Vance, election, Immigration, abortion
Business leaders think Trump is all bluster. They’re badly mistaken.
Washington PostJonah BaderProject 2025, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Tariffs, NATO, protectionism, France, Germany, China, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Inflation, Donald Trump, JD Vance
On the economy and foreign policy, Biden has notched important wins
Washington PostJonah BaderJoe Biden, covid, Taxes, Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, George W- Bush, Debt, Iraq War, Afghanistan, Infrastructure, Economy, Immigration, foreign policy, NATO
The Biden crisis is now a game of chicken
Americans are losing confidence. But the world knows better.
Conservatives seem about to be crushed in Britain. Democrats should pay attention.
Washington PostJonah BaderUnited Kingdom, Conservatives, Labour Party, Donald Trump, Democrats, Republicans, election, Immigration, Rishi Sunak, Tony Blair, Keir Starmer, Brexit
Why Europe is falling way behind America’s powerhouse economy
Washington PostJonah Badereurozone, Economy, United States, Great Britain, Brexit, Germany, Italy, defense, European Union, populism
Narendra Modi and the myth of the strongman
Out of the Gaza war, there is an opportunity
On Gaza, Biden is right and Netanyahu is wrong
The presidential election isn’t playing out how I thought it would
The dangerous new call for regime change in Beijing
Why the Gaza war has spun campuses into chaos
