Matt Lewis

1 week ago | union-bulletin.com | Matt Lewis

Spring is in the air, and Democrats are rummaging through the political closet and trying on different looks. When just a little more than a quarter of registered voters have positive views about you, a makeover sounds appealing. But manufactured cool is cringe — and gimmicks won’t save a party that’s forgotten how to be real. Rebranding advice is plentiful, if conflicting.

1 week ago | mattklewis.substack.com | Matt Lewis

Welcome Back, Gluttons for Punishment —This morning, I sat down with Tom Nichols — staff writer for The Atlantic, friend of the show, and fellow witness to the national dumpster fire. We unpack the latest episode of the Trump administration’s reality show, from bureaucratic knife fights to fringe influencers playing political dress-up. First up, a bureaucratic reshuffling that’s less TheWest Wing and more Veep.

1 week ago | flcourier.com | Matt Lewis

Americans, in general, tend to prioritize style over substance, especially when we’re spiraling. The latest fad — which overlaps with some of David Hogg’s goals — is the “dark woke” aesthetic (a fancy term for progressive politics dressed up in an edgy, confrontational style). The problem? Anyone who remembers that cringe TikTok video Dems put out back in March is aware that nothing screams “desperation” like an over-the-top attempt at relevance. Because yes, the Democratic brand is cooked.

1 week ago | indibloghub.com | Matt Lewis

Written by Matt Lewis  »  Updated on: May 02nd, 2025 As the car industry continues to evolve, so do the technologies that help make the car buying process easier and more secure. One such technology gaining traction in recent years is tokenization.

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Matt Lewis

Spring is in the air, and Democrats are rummaging through the political closet and trying on different looks. When just a little more than a quarter of registered voters have positive views about you, a makeover sounds appealing. But manufactured cool is cringe — and gimmicks won’t save a party that’s forgotten how to be real. Rebranding advice is plentiful, if conflicting.