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Elizabeth Winkler

Elizabeth Winkler is a writer based in Washington, DC. Her articles have appeared in The Economist, The New Republic, Foreign Policy, and The Los Angeles Review of Books.

EYE ON THE PRIZE
Democratic primary in-fighting threatens to undo eight years of progress
Quartz • February 9, 2016
REQUIEM OF THE UNHINGED
Donald Trump’s rivals are losing because they don’t have the guts to criticize his rabid fans
Quartz • January 21, 2016
OVERT OVERCOMPENSATING
America’s gun problem has everything to do with America’s masculinity problem
Quartz • December 17, 2015
LAND OF THE UNEQUAL
According to Bernie Sanders, income inequality means many Americans aren’t “truly free”
Quartz • November 27, 2015
BANKERS AGAINST BANKS
Some of the people who hate America’s Big Banks the most work in them every day
Quartz • November 13, 2015
READY FOR A REVOLUTION?
Socialism isn’t a dirty word in American politics anymore
Quartz • October 23, 2015
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?
Hillary Clinton doesn’t have a “likability” problem—we do
Quartz • October 7, 2015