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Anti-abortion activists just can't take yes for an answer. → Read More
The press secretary all but accused Hillary Clinton of libel from the White House podium. → Read More
Even before Barack Obama told him to "stop whining," Trump's masculinity was in crisis thanks to Hillary Clinton. → Read More
Will he quit? Can he replace Trump? Sorry—rumors of Mike Pence's independence were greatly exaggerated. → Read More
While this week's polls suggest Trump is inching closer to the White House, the truth is, he remains miles away. → Read More
There's more resistance to Trump inside the GOP than you might realize; people are just too scared to come forward. → Read More
Rumors of an anti-Ryan coup roil the Beltway, but the real story is a long war between moderates and the far right → Read More
The talk of a mandate for any winning politician in this highly polarized election is pure fantasy. → Read More
Even if Donald Trump is defeated, the xenophobic and bigoted goals of Trumpism will live on. → Read More
The GOP has no firewalls to insulate itself from its crazies and the conspiracies and dark fantasia they spin out. → Read More
Jeb Bush is bummed that the con he's played on Republicans for decades has finally collapsed on itself. → Read More
He's no game changer: Tapping Mike Pence for VP isn't enough to get Trump elected; he might even make it harder. → Read More
Cotton's spiteful blockade of recently deceased Obama nominee Cassandra Butts sums up what's wrong with the GOP. → Read More
The Republican National Committee just met for the last time before the convention, demonstrating its lack of power. → Read More
Republicans hate Cruz enough that many would not lift a finger to help him achieve his lifelong dream. → Read More
The conservative establishment will never figure out Trump unless they start talking honestly about their base and race. → Read More
The paper of record was forced to revisit a now-compromised story that helped inflame Islamophobia in the U.S. → Read More
Testify Another Thanksgiving had come and gone for Sister Peggy Noonan of the Order of the Absinthe Brain Fog, and she could not have been more grateful. At least what she could remember of it. There had been a relative’s apartment somewhere in the East Seventies, many bottles of wine, a long table with turkey → Read More
Peggy Noonan is very concerned about Peggy Noonan's well-being. O grief! O agony! She had known a great deal of both in her time, had Sister Peggy Noonan of the Order of the Ketamine Martini. She wandered Fifth Avenue, the street of dreams stretching along the great island of Manhattan, and she wondered if happiness → Read More
The boy wonk was supposed to tame the hardliners. Instead, they're already setting the terms for his speakership. → Read More