Nancy Scola

Nancy Scola is a writer based in New York. She has written for New York, Salon, and Seed, and is a frequent contributor to The American Prospect.

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More Than Gimmicks: How Obama's Tech Tools Are Shifting the Debate
Nancy Scola
March 5, 2013
Ron Paul vs. RonPaul.com: How Coalitions Crack Up in the Internet Age
Nancy Scola
February 11, 2013
How Organizing for Action Plans to Keep Obama's Foot Soldiers Enlisted
Nancy Scola
January 22, 2013
What We've Really Lost to the Fiscal Cliff: A Sense of Form
Congress is like a college student who packs to go back to school at the last minute using a plastic garbage bag as luggage -- and that's bad for everyone.
Nancy Scola
December 31, 2012
Data vs. Gurus: Democrats Say Metrics Are Eclipsing the Consultant Class
Nancy Scola
December 3, 2012
The Social-Network Effect That Is Helping Legalize Gay Marriage
Nancy Scola
November 30, 2012
Why It's Going to Be Hard for Republicans to Match the Big-Data Advantage Democrats Have Built
Nancy Scola
November 8, 2012
Hurricane Sandy Is a Reminder of Why 'Obama Phones' Exist
Nancy Scola
October 30, 2012
What the Big 1960s Debate in Anthropology Can Tell Us About Mitt Romney
Nancy Scola
October 1, 2012
The (Literal) Ugliness of the 2012 Campaign
Nancy Scola
September 21, 2012