Where he tries to lay out a policy agenda, as in his recent book The Future of American Progressivism (co-written with Roberto Mangabeira Unger), I think he oscillates between dreary, conventional ideas (public financing of campaigns, class-based rather race-based affirmative action, a consumption tax) and utterly impractical ones (a modified parliamentary system, explicit economic redistribution, mandatory voting).
He tends to go from dreary ideas to impractical ones.
His ideas are going to make the country go down in flames.
You can make Christmas wreaths using dried flowers and glue.
The Journal states that interest rates are to remain at 1.98 percent.
A man is dirt biking on the beach.
The surfer is jumping off at the event.
The cultural village is unfortunate to have such an eyesore of a house right in its center.
America has rediscovered political faith to some extent.