Ezra Klein
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Ezra Klein is the founder of Vox and was formerly an editor-at-large. Before that, he was columnist and editor at the Washington Post, a policy analyst at MSNBC, and a contributor to Bloomberg. He’s written for the New Yorker and the New York Review of Books, and appeared on Face the Nation, Real Time with Bill Maher, The McLaughlin Report, the Daily Show, and many more.
Latest articles by Ezra Klein
How climate change will force humanity to rethink capitalism, borders, terrorism, and currency.
Anne Applebaum wrote the book on why people choose to collaborate with authoritarian regimes. So what does she think of the GOP?
If Republicans couldn’t win so much power while losing votes, the US wouldn’t be in the current crisis.
How do we cover it when it’s happening here?
Joe Biden, explained.
In 2020, democracy is on the ballot.
The lessons of Biden’s unusual campaign.
The MSNBC host discusses the problems with the polls, the future of democracy, and Trump’s surprising inroads with Latino voters.
The FiveThirtyEight founder on polling error, Trump’s chances, and the possibility of an electoral crisis.
The former Vox reporter returns to The Ezra Klein Show to wonk out on the 2020 health care stakes.
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