Mother Jones - January/February 2020

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We need a massive climate war effort, and only massive R&D can save us, writes Kevin Drum in “Warming Is Over!” This cover story and the illustrations, by John Tomac, evoke the Allies’ mobilization during WWII as a model for today’s climate action. In “Count Me Out,” Ari Berman points to Republican-controlled states as the new front line in the war on voting rights. Their campaign aims to increase restrictions on who can vote, and redraw district lines to disadvantage many voters of color. Tim Murphy profiles Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a rising star of the Republican Party, in “All the Rage.” And Monika Bauerlein, in “Bullies United,” reminds us why hard-hitting journalism scares the world’s authoritarians.

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Will small farmers’ beef with Trump sway the 2020 election?

6 mins

In It to Win It

We need a massive climate war effort –now.

10+ mins

The Young and The Relentless

The climate crisis generation is sick of waiting

9 mins

Count Me Out

Letting states decide who gets representation is the new front in the Republican War on Voting Rights.

10+ mins

Immaculate deception

Religiously driven, anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers are filling the Planned Parenthood void—at taxpayers’ expense.

10+ mins

All The Rage

Dan Crenshaw declared war on cancel culture. But who’s really getting canceled?

10+ mins

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