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Can Trump’s voters be bought off? → Read More
Unlike Donald Trump's variety, it's of the Roman variety and something you'd want the men in your life to emulate. → Read More
Those singularly focused on collusion may be missing the most troubling aspect of this administration. → Read More
The problem is deeper than the Electoral College versus the popular vote. The problem is about majorities versus minorities, and neither side of the current debate is offering solutions. → Read More
McConnell’s inaction while the Russians attacked the integrity of the presidential election is a feature of the modern Republican Party, not a bug. → Read More
The GOP is creating the conditions for the next market crash while handicapping our ability to combat it. → Read More
The mightiest military the world has ever seen does not have anything to prove or anyone to prove it to. → Read More
Activist outrage is not a substitute for actually voting in November. → Read More
It's not as crazy as it sounds. → Read More
Comparing the president to Stalin is apt, and possibly prophetic. → Read More
The GOP is playing a short game that will ultimately destroy it. → Read More
The Trump presidency has shown how easily Republicans will abandon their commitment to federalism when they don't find it politically advantageous. → Read More
The Trump adviser is a stooge, engaged in a useless "us vs. them" battle. → Read More
With every outrageous tweet, more Republican intellectuals are rethinking their past positions. → Read More
Had Trump faced tougher questioning, there would've been no interview to speak of in the first place. → Read More
The latest attacks against Special Counsel Robert Mueller exemplify today's unprincipled GOP. → Read More
The GOP's critics always knew what the party stood for. Now everyone else can too. → Read More
Our republic has dealt with fake news, propaganda and a public square poisoned by polarization—and it's still survived. → Read More
The party’s success (or lack thereof) in 2018 will largely be rooted in the favorability ratings of Trump and his party. → Read More
Doug Jones' win is what happens when citizens take voting seriously. → Read More