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At The Intersection of Columbia and Biltmore
How walking one street explains D.C.'s policy failures.
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Arya Hodjat
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May 2021

"Journalistic Objectivity" Has Always Had a Price Tag
The AP fired Emily Wilder, but is partnering with a sports betting website. How does that make any sense?
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Arya Hodjat

April 2021

Fuck Off, James Carville
Democrats don't have a "woke problem," they have an economic one, stupid.
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Arya Hodjat

June 2020

How Whitman Became "Whiteman," Part 1
Welcome to Suburbia.
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Arya Hodjat
Who Cares If The Cops Kneel?
Sharing those videos isn't going to change anything.
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Arya Hodjat

May 2020

How America Failed George Floyd
Civil unrest cannot be viewed in a vacuum.
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Arya Hodjat
How Not To Resist The President
Or write about manliness, for that matter.
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Arya Hodjat

March 2020

The Idealism of Joe Biden, and the Democratic Electorate
look I clearly did not see Super Tuesday coming but neither did you, probably, so let's try and make sense of it together okay
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Arya Hodjat

February 2020

You're Allowed To Think This Is All Bullshit
A pre/post-mortem of Iowa, and American democracy.
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Arya Hodjat

January 2020

2020 Democratic Primary, Episode 1: Iowa
Answering questions you might have about Monday's Iowa caucus.
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Arya Hodjat
Twitter isn't real life — so why pretend that "Bernie Bros" are a problem?
Deconstructing a pervasive media narrative.
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Arya Hodjat
1/21/20: A Moderate Proposal
The second part of my analysis of the NYT's endorsement, and a note about the sensible moderate.
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Arya Hodjat
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