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A Jar of Dirty Water Is Not an AI Policy
Voters are not irrational for worrying about AI.
Jun 10
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Dave Vorland
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Embarking on a Democratic AI Opportunity Agenda
Over the past few months, a handful of Democratic policymakers have staked out an anti-AI resistance on the left – embracing ideas ranging from data…
Jun 3
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Koustubh "K.J." Bagchi
May 2026
Announcing “Democrats’ Techlash Trap”
A Comprehensive Retrospective on Democrats’ Biden-Era Turn Against Tech
May 28
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Dave Vorland
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Online AI Discourse Doesn’t Make It a Good Campaign Issue
Polling shows that voters are uneasy about the AI boom, but the internet can distort scale.
May 20
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Dave Vorland
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2028 Dems Should Think Twice About Getting Advice From Bidenonomics Architects
CNN says 2028 Democrats are calling Lina Khan for economic advice. The evidence is thinner than the headline — and the Biden tech playbook didn't win…
May 13
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Dave Vorland
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The Dangerous Drift in Democratic Thinking on AI and Jobs
Good ideas on AI and work are taking shape, but not every proposal will deliver
May 6
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Hope Ledford
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April 2026
How Democrats Can Do Better on AI and Jobs
The party that built the middle class has a chance to reshape the next one.
Apr 29
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Hope Ledford
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A Future Democratic Tech Agenda Requires Understanding Where Biden Went Wrong
The Democrats’ post-2016 “techlash” turned a historically pro-innovation party into Biden Administration governance that relied on novel regulatory…
Apr 22
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Dave Vorland
The Anti‑Tech Populists Aren’t on the Democratic Party’s Team
Anti-tech populists gained outsized influence in the Biden era, but their goals aren't helping Democrats win. It's time for the party to move past them.
Apr 8
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Dave Vorland
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The Nanny Party: Democrats Alienated Young Men on Tech
Democrats lost young men by becoming the party of tech regulation. A pro-innovation pivot on crypto, AI, and social media could help win them back.
Apr 1
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Dave Vorland
March 2026
The Left’s Cope: Real Anti-Tech Populism Has Never Been Tried
In the 2020 Democratic primary, voters treated Joe Biden as the moderate choice.
Mar 25
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Dave Vorland
The Lose-Lose Politics of Anti-Tech Populism
Biden's anti-tech populism was supposed to win back working-class voters. It didn't — and it cost Democrats Silicon Valley too.
Mar 18
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Dave Vorland
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