NotableA generation asks if it needs antidepressants. “The medical system that puts people on these medications will need radical changes to carefully and safely lead people off. The question for patients is whom they will trust for guidance.” — Camille Bromley, an Opinion editor The G.O.P. needs to draw a line somewhere. Max Miller is the place. “If Republican leaders fail to push him out of the race, voters have every reason to feel that much more disgusted.” — Michelle Cottle, an Opinion writer What should worry Kevin Warsh. “The success of his chairmanship may hinge on an issue that has so far received little attention and sits outside the traditional purview of monetary policy: the nation’s ongoing fiscal deficits.” — Gabriel Chodorow-Reich, a member of the Dallas Fed Academic Advisory Council Spotlight
Why Some Black Voters Are Losing Faith in DemocratsIn Georgia, where Black voters could help decide control of the U.S. Senate, Mara Gay asks what some want from America and the Democratic Party. ICYMIBernie Sanders is not doing the Democrats any favors. “The insurgent left has shown an impressive display of organizing. But they are building this organization in part out of misleading narratives about the Democratic Party.” — Matthew Yglesias, a contributing Opinion writer Listen (or Watch)
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