InGENbyDavid Litt·Nov 3, 2020A Trump Victory Would Be a Reflection of Cunning, Not PopularityRepudiating minority rule must be our priority in the decade aheadA response icon6A response icon6
InGENbyDavid Litt·Oct 14, 2020The Supreme Court Wasn’t Always All-PowerfulWhen it comes to injecting partisan politics into the judiciary, Amy Coney Barrett’s rushed confirmation is a whole new level of meddlingA response icon2A response icon2
InGENbyDavid Litt·Aug 27, 2020The RNC Is a Master Class in Mediocre SpeechwritingBy holding Republican speakers to a lower standard, we incentivize Democrats to engage in a race to the bottomA response icon2A response icon2
InGENbyDavid Litt·Aug 3, 2020What Celebrities Can Do to Really Help Democrats Win the ElectionHere are three easy steps to turn fame into powerA response icon7A response icon7
InGENbyDavid Litt·Jul 3, 2020The Future Alexander Hamilton Warned About Has ArrivedOur Founding Father envisioned a Senate that was representative of the people. What we got was something else entirely.A response icon56A response icon56
InGENbyDavid Litt·Jun 16, 2020How to Make Sure Your Provisional Ballot CountsPoliticians are inventing new ways to silence voters, but you can make sure your voice is heardA response icon8A response icon8
InGENbyDavid Litt·Mar 9, 2020Ranked-Choice Voting Is the Solution to Democrats’ Massive Generational GapThe unusual election procedure would ensure younger Democrats that their voices matterA response icon7A response icon7
InGENbyDavid Litt·Jun 21, 2019The Sopranos Is the Perfect Show to Help Us Understand the Trump EraTony Soprano is a bully with a deep distrust of the FBI — just like our current presidentA response icon15A response icon15
David Litt·Nov 4, 2018Praying with Our FeetLast Friday, I was invited to speak at a Shabbat dinner in New Jersey. My remarks introducing Congressional Candidate Andy Kim are below.
David Litt·Jul 18, 2018How to Talk About Russia: A Brief Messaging GuideA lot of progressives fret that Democrats are bad at messaging, but the fretting usually focuses on catchphrases, or lack thereof. “Why…