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Recent Articles

NEW! "GOP 'Dominance' Is Just Trash Talk"
They're not going to rule for a thousand years Newsday
December 17, 2003

  NEW! "Keeping Faith"
On the largely secular Princeton campus, the role of religion in students' lives is growing
Princeton Alumni Weekly
December 17, 2003

  NEW! "A Time to Choose"
How Democrats started losing the abortion debate
The Washington Monthly
December 2003

  "What the Democrats Need: A religious comfort zone"
The Philadelphia Inquirer
November 16, 2003

  "Bowling Bags and Funny Hats"
Reviewing new books by Robert Putnam and Theda Skocpol
Sojourners Magazine
November/December 2003

  "Solicitor General"
Why Clark could be the candidate who wins over black voters
The American Prospect Online
October 8, 2003

  "End Games"
A review of Will Saletan's "Bearing Right: How Conservatives Won the Abortion War"
The Washington Post
October 5, 2003

  "Revival of the Fittest"
Are evangelicals really dumbing down American religion?
The Washington Monthly
September 2003

  "General Election"
Insiders say it's too late for Wesley Clark to win the primaries. They're wrong.
The Washington Monthly
September 2003

  "The Democrats Had Better Learn How to Fight"
Why the "fruitcake" episode was a cry for help
Newsday
July 24, 2003

  "Do the Democrats Have a Prayer?"
To win in '04, the next Democratic nominee will have to get religion
The Washington Monthly
June 2003

 


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Jake Rosenfeld is a doctoral student and researcher living in Princeton, NJ.  He is a graduate of Haverford College, and he is currently pursuing a doctorate in sociology at Princeton University.  His writing has been published in newspapers across the country, and through the Progressive Media Project.  He previously worked at the Justice Policy Center of the Urban Institute.

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