Fort Point and the "Innovation District" is one of the hottest property markets in the world. There is no end to the number of firms that would like to locate there. So, of course, the GE is going to be there at the giant cost of... rent … [Read more...]

There are four methods Democratic candidates can generally employ to win campaigns. 1) The first targets groups, often employing identity politics, trying to forge enough 'pieces' of the Democratic Party together to achieve victory. … [Read more...]

I was born in 1984, during the rise of neoliberalism. It's all I've really known all my life. For a long time, I thought it was normal. Expected. Always. It isn't, and wasn't. It is an historical aberration that the powered elites want … [Read more...]

The context surrounding this election -- representing drastically different, competing economic ideologies between Hillary and Bernie -- is largely unknown or misunderstood by most Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters, but in my mind … [Read more...]

I think the squabble over the word "progressive" in our party is cemented over one thing: To some people, it's just a word. To other people, it's the movement they've been a part of, starting in the netroots, for over a decade … [Read more...]

Suffolk has the race polled at 41% Clinton, 31% Sanders. This follows a couple days after another firm had Bernie within 12% of Hillary in NH. These are some pretty astounding numbers for a guy that half the population's never heard of … [Read more...]

Hey everyone, here's the results from the Unofficial BMG June Presidential Primary Straw Poll. With 61% of the BMG vote, participants came out strongly for Bernie Sanders. It appears as if he's quickly built some grassroots and netroots … [Read more...]

Now that the Democratic Presidential Primary field is starting to really take shape, I figure it's time to get a real sense of what BMGers think about the presidential primary at this early date. So, let's have a straw-poll! The … [Read more...]