How Is This Going to Work?
I get the argument that a contested nominating process would strengthen the eventual winner, but three weeks of uncertainty can destroy the morale of a campaign, if not the entire party.
![A red-white-and-blue Biden-Harris campaign sign ripped in half horizontally, so that only Harris's name remains](https://cdn.theatlantic.com/thumbor/o78hVDu95C_4FvQGGWTR-l5hCWc=/252x252:1752x1752/80x80/media/img/mt/2024/07/HowWillThisWork/original.png)
I get the argument that a contested nominating process would strengthen the eventual winner, but three weeks of uncertainty can destroy the morale of a campaign, if not the entire party.
The Ohio Republican Party has been remade in the image of native son J. D. Vance.
Nervous Democrats mount an antidemocratic campaign against their own president.
Mitt Romney’s chief campaign strategist imagines an event that’s even crazier than the GOP’s get-together in Cleveland—but not by much.
A story of a father and son—and the odes to Dixie and the Civil War that have been tied to Ole Miss football traditions for years.
A memoir connects with readers in a way that allows them to discover the emotional trial of raising a black son.
"I had to be honest and put myself to the same test as the candidates. Here are the facts..."