American psychologist Abraham Maslow saw humans’ needs arranged like a pyramid, from basic survival at the base—food, safety, and stability—to higher-order aspirations like respect and freedom. Trump’s campaign capitalized on voters’ immediate, existential concerns at the hierarchy’s foundation: economic security, personal safety, and jobs.

With a five-figure investment focused on seven initial campuses, Cornerstone is on track to register more than 5,000 new voters by the state’s October 7 deadline. When you consider Texas has more than 250 institutions of higher ed, Cornerstone’s potential for impact is clear. 

We're proud to help lead a growing, bipartisan campaign to reform the industry in the interest of public health, the environment and job creation. Reach out if you're interested in learning about the strange bedfellows strategy at the heart of the effort.

It's been more than two weeks since New York City Democrats voted for mayor, but only last night did the AP called the primary election for Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. We are very proud to have worked for Ray McGuire, the business leader turned candidate who put jobs and the city's economy at the center of the public debate.

A great deal has been made of how difficult it will be for Trump wannabes like Senator Tom Cotton or former Governor Nikki Haley to energize Republicans the way the former president did in 2016 and 2020. Less attention has been paid to President Biden and the winning coalition he built last year. That should change.

Did Medicare-for-all damage Elizabeth Warren's presidential prospects? It's still early, but the case is growing stronger that her proposal to replace existing health care plans with an expansion of Medicare has diminished her support.

There are two ways to remove a sitting president, an election or impeachment. The latter is getting all of the attention at the moment, but given the current “red wall” in the U.S. Senate, that option does not look very likely, so let’s step back and take a sober look at one simple question we all should be asking ourselves over the next 13 months. Does Donald Trump deserve re-election?

You’re the campaign manager for one of the Democratic candidates for president. You’ve called an end-of-summer strategy retreat for your top advisors. As your colleagues gather, you sit down to sketch your view of the landscape, with five months until the Iowa Caucus. The stakes are high, so take a deep breath. Here are a few points to keep the group focused on what counts.

What's the single most important thing Americans can do to get our national government to work more effectively? Elect the vice president. This is the argument vice.run, a new national reform campaign, is making across the country.