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Maybe I’m Old School

Maybe I’m old school, but I still believe America is a promise worth keeping. Through the words of some giants of American history, a common thread emerges: the work of freedom, dignity, and opportunity is never finished.

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Who Gets to Shape the Age of AI?

AI may become one of the most important technologies ever developed. But if ordinary people never get a say in how it is built, deployed, or who benefits from it, its greatest promise could become its greatest failure. Here’s how we can ensure that the age of AI serves the public that made it possible.

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War Needs More Than a Reason to Start

The president who ran on “no new wars” just started the largest military campaign in the Middle East since the Iraq war. How we got here and where this administration intends to go next tells you everything you need to know about how it governs.

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What Shapes My Politics

Here’s where the values of dignity, opportunity, and prosperity come from for me: my Christian faith. Not as a set of policy prescriptions, but as a lens that shapes how I think about power, justice, and love of neighbor in politics.

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Raids Aren’t a Plan

A country can enforce its laws without losing its conscience. But when immigration enforcement becomes a public show of intimidation, dignity is the first thing we sacrifice. Here’s what’s happening and what better could look like.

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