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- Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnistThe lightweight senator hopes voters will let her party off the hook for its failures if the word Russia is repeated often enough.
- Danny Haiphong , BAR contributorHarris loves apartheid Israel and throwing Black people in prison, which makes her a perfect Black corporate Democrat.
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributorIn their hysteria to scapegoat Russia and Julian Assange for all that’s wrong with the US, the corporate press and politicos have made themselves look ridiculous.
- Paul McLennanWe need to stick to a radical, principled, intersectional, anti-imperialist political orientation that trusts in the power of the people to make history.
- Alan MacLeodThe former career prosecutor sees Russians everywhere, but can’t recognize white supremacy.