
David Faris
David Faris is a professor of political science at Roosevelt University and the author of "It's Time to Fight Dirty: How Democrats Can Build a Lasting Majority in American Politics." He's a frequent contributor to Newsweek and Slate, and his work has appeared in The Washington Post, The New Republic and The Nation, among others.
Latest articles by David Faris
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Breaking baseballopinion The big league's big-city bias is wrecking America's national pastime
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Trump's bizarre obeisance to Saudi Arabiaopinion The president's Mideast policy seems to be little more than Tehran is bad, Riyadh is good, and Jared should deal with it
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The wild card game is killing baseballfeature Baseball teams aren't even battling for wild card spots anymore. That's a problem.
By David Faris Published
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How the wild card game broke baseballThe Explainer Baseball teams aren't even battling for wild card spots anymore. That's a problem.
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The myth of the global populist waveopinion Actually, the center has held
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Why chemical weapons shouldn't be America's red line in Syriaopinion America continues to base its Syria decision-making on the kinds of weapons used to kill people, rather than the fact of their being killed in the first place
By David Faris Published
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How the world failed Syriaopinion If the Syria crisis is a stress test of the international community's ability to respond capably to a major crisis, it has failed
By David Faris Published
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