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The Center for American Progress is fine with Neera Tanden's Islamophobia
After a decade of this the pattern is clear: Neera will tweet through it and CAP's board will look the other way.
Aug 13
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Carl Beijer
Is the left abandoning Medicare for All?
Centrists see an opportunity in progressives backing away from single payer.
Aug 12
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Carl Beijer
July 2026
Americans understand class better than you think
Socialist politics may be marginalized, but our ideas about class are the popular norm.
Jul 30
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Carl Beijer
Notes on Marx and AI
Marx's comments on machines have some obvious implications for our AI debate over AI.
Jul 25
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Carl Beijer
Marx on management and power
A close read of an oft-neglected passage in Capital Volume 3.
Jul 20
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Carl Beijer
Materialism and dark matter
Theoretical physicist Sean Carroll, on immateriality in the material world:
Jul 15
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Carl Beijer
The cost of cynicism
How should the left respond to a political culture that believes in nothing?
Jul 12
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Carl Beijer
No, Platner does not discredit working class candidates
Liberals learning the dumbest possible lesson from the disgraced candidate.
Jul 8
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Carl Beijer
June 2026
Reviewed - the Global Justice Project's plan for a new world economy
An ambitious new paper builds basic components for a new global economic system - but stops short of replacing capitalism.
Jun 23
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Carl Beijer
What is "liberal socialism"?
I guess a brief explainer is in order.
Jun 21
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Carl Beijer
What do the "Epstein class' and the "Thiel class" have in common?
Connect the dots, sheeple...
Jun 17
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Carl Beijer
Is there an "ordinary wage"?
A look at one of Marx's least understood ideas.
Jun 16
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Carl Beijer
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