Can MAHA Become Bigger Than MAGA?
MAHA is unlikely to achieve the same political scale or cultural dominance as MAGA in the foreseeable future, primarily because health policy lacks the...
Steve Levine
Steve Levine is the editor of donaldtrumpclassaction.com. He builds consumer-facing resources on class action lawsuits and settlements, including OpenClassActions.com, which has been cited by Krebs on Security and Food & Wine. Coverage here works from primary sources — court dockets, Federal Register entries and official agency statements.
Why Families Feel Ignored by Both Parties
Families across the United States report feeling politically abandoned because both major parties focus on narrower ideological constituencies rather than...
Are Childless Voters Changing American Politics?
Yes, childless voters are emerging as a newly mobilized political force, though their impact is more nuanced than headlines suggest.
Why Marriage Rates Could Reshape Elections
Marriage rates are reshaping elections because unmarried and married voters increasingly support opposite political parties, and the U.S.
Is the Gender Divide the Biggest Political Story of 2028?
The gender divide has become one of the defining features of American politics in 2028, arguably rivaling inflation, immigration, and healthcare policy as...
Why Women Under 30 Are Moving Left Fast
Women under 30 are moving left at a historically significant rate, driven primarily by policy disagreements on reproductive rights, economic inequality,...
Why Men Under 30 Are Shifting Right
Men under 30 are increasingly identifying with right-wing politics and voting Republican at higher rates than previous generations of young men, driven...
Can Democrats Win Back Working Class Men?
Democrats can win back working class men, but it will require significant changes to messaging, policy priorities, and the party's cultural positioning.
Why Trump’s Pope Comments Could Matter More Than Polls
Trump's public comments about the Pope—and the Vatican's reciprocal criticism—signal a deeper shift in religious voting coalitions and diplomatic posture...
Are Latino Catholics Moving Right or Left?
Latino Catholics are moving rightward in meaningful numbers, though the shift is neither uniform nor as dramatic as some headlines suggest.