If you wanted a case study in why so many Americans believe the system is rigged, you couldn’t script it better than what’s happening in Texas right now, according to Lee Carter in this opinion piece for FoxNews.com.
The path forward for the Democratic Party has been debated on the left and the right since last Election Day. In her latest piece for FoxNews.com, Lee Carter says that path is now clear—if the party is willing to learn from its own, and from its greatest rival.
Is there room for a third political party in America? A lot of people are asking that question since Elon Musk announced his idea for the America Party. Michael Maslansky shared his views recently on Fox News.
Can a third political party in America ever work? Elon Musk thinks so. But according to Michael Maslansky (who worked for one of the most successful third parties ever: remember Ross Perot?), building a third party is one of the hardest jobs in politics… and making it work starts with the right language. In this piece for FoxNews.com, Michael shares how Musk’s idea for an “America Party” is a case study in how NOT to build trust through language.
In her latest piece for FoxNews.com, Lee Carter reflects on how in moments of crisis—like the recent strikes on Iran nuclear sites—language is not just a reflection of reality, but a force that shapes it. The words we choose, the narratives we construct, and the labels we apply, determine not just how we understand the present, but how we imagine the future.
Americans have strong views on US intervention in Iran—and it’s notably divided by party lines. Lee Carter joined CNN’s Kate Bolduan and Van Jones for a sharp analysis on new polling of how Americans view the US strike against Iran. What does it say about who we are and where we’re at as a nation today? Stay informed—watch the full clip here.
In this thoughtful op-ed piece for FoxNews.com, Lee Carter reflects on what it might take to truly connect with those on the other side—and how to begin to bridge the deep divide that exists in America today. Instead of assuming the worst about each other, what might happen if we stop looking for enemies and start looking for common ground?
Lee Carter recently joined host Jason Chaffetz on the Jason in the House podcast for a conversation on “The Importance of Looking Beyond the Data.”
Lee Carter joined CNN’s Jake Tapper for a colorful panel discussion on topics ranging from Trump’s “big beautiful bill” and Democrats’ failure to come up with a better solution… to the new Trump “TACO” acronym and more. Some fun and always-insightful analysis from Lee!
How do you connect with a critical audience or constituency when you don’t have a message that resonates with them? Michael Maslansky addressed this question on NewsNation with Leland Vittert, for an interesting conversation on how the Democratic party has failed to reach and connect with young white men.
