Eric Levitz
Senior Correspondent
Eric Levitz is a senior correspondent at Vox, where he covers a wide-range of political and policy issues, with a special focus on questions that internally fracture the American left and right. Before coming to Vox, he wrote a column for New York Magazine, where his work explored the diploma divide in Western politics, shifts in mainstream economic thinking, and the rise of rightwing populism, among other topics. His work has been published in the New York Times, Salon, and MSNBC, and he has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, CBS Saturday Morning, and NPR, among other outlets.
Latest articles by Eric Levitz
The best option isn’t always a great one.
The Trump campaign is at once a savvy, disciplined operation and an illiberal narcissist’s personality cult.
Pelosi, Schumer, and Obama have all signaled to Joe that it’s time to go.
Trump’s “populist” running mate won’t change his party’s class allegiances.
The party doesn’t need to accept defeat. It just needs to reject Joe Biden.
The attempt on his life shouldn’t cow his critics.
At his press conference, the president proved he can sometimes speak coherently. That’s not good enough.
No, “history” does not tell us that the Democrats shouldn’t change their nominee
In a live interview, the president appeared too frail to defeat Trump and too delusional to drop out.
A rebuttal of the bad — but prominent — arguments for the president’s candidacy.
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