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Beware of Trumps bearing gifts: Democrats’ deals could backfire
Heather Digby Parton
Sure, the hard right may wail — but Trump's cultists will follow him anywhere. Are Democrats walking into a trap?
There’s overwhelming evidence that Russia hacked Democrats — but the government hasn’t shared it
Matthew Sheffield
Trump and the Republicans have done their best to spread confusion and cloud the issue — and it's working
Watch Jordan Klepper fool Trumpsters into signing a petition to “impeach Hillary”
Rachel Leah
"The Opposition" host passes around a petition at a Trump rally to impeach Clinton, who holds no public office
Bernie Sanders rolls out Medicare-for-all proposal, with several moderates on board
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats seeking to be their party's nominee in 2020 are lining up to support the health care bill
Trump’s official portrait isn’t hanging in the halls of any federal buildings
Charlie May
The White House has still not provided pictures to the agency in charge of distributing the official portraits
Trump’s inability to turn promise into policy
Jessica R. Calderón
Seven months into Trump's presidency, it's illuminating to see what of his "big ticket" items he's accomplished
Donald Trump’s “number one priority” is tax reform, even though there’s no plan yet
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wants to work with weak Dems on a tax plan that doesn't really exist yet
Devin Nunes may have proof of the Trump-Russia smoking gun
Matthew Rozsa
One of Trump's biggest backers may unwittingly lead to the president's downfall
Steve Bannon’s long war against the GOP: Scary, destructive and ultimately pointless
Heather Digby Parton
Ousted White House genius vows to take down the Republican establishment. But his day is past, and he knows it
The Pentagon’s new wonder weapons for world dominion
Alfred McCoy
Christian supremacist Roy Moore has gone from pariah to conservative hero
Matthew Sheffield
If you think Trump is radical, wait until you see who the GOP is likely to nominate in Alabama
Donald Trump uses Hurricane Irma to argue for tax cuts
Matthew Sheffield
The Trump administration doesn't want to link hurricanes and climate change. But tax cuts? That's different!
8 immigration horror stories from Trump’s radicalized and empowered ICE agency
Alex Henderson
Law enforcement officials are terrorizing immigrant communities, with the government's approval
From 9/11 to 11/9: How the “War on Terror” helped Donald Trump win
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump exploited the effects of the "War on Terror" on our political culture, economy and national psyche
Another 9/11 anniversary: How do we find our way out of a 100-year war?
Paul Rosenberg
We can still escape the endless and self-destructive "war on terror." The key lies in resistance here at home
Why more grandparents are raising their grandchildren
Nancy P. Kropf, Susan Kelley
Instead of celebrating, many Grandparents will spend Grandparents Day doing exactly what they do every day
6 harshest reactions to Hillary Clinton’s new book — from Democrats
Kali Holloway
Many people are not looking forward to the candidate's new memoir
The case for open borders: Stop defending DACA recipients while condemning the “sins” of their parents
David Masciotra
The absence of a truly liberal position on immigration weakens potential for American development and improvement
Sad! Trump’s 9 biggest unfulfilled campaign promises
Charlie May
Trump promised the moon on the campaign trail — but since taking office, he's struggled to deliver
Post-DACA: How Congress can replace Obama’s program and make it even better
Wayne Cornelius
Some elements of DACA worked and some did not work. Can Congress replace the policy with something better?
A skeptical liberal’s guide to the “alt-left”: And it’s not who you think
Anis Shivani
If the term means anything, it should be applied to the mainstream Democrats who lost last year's election
Vanity Fair’s best-dressed list skips Melania, Trump fans wail on Twitter
Gabriel Bell
Boycotts are threatened and digital tears shed after Vanity Fair overlooks the queen of the deplorables
Charlie Dent announces his resignation: “The most basic tasks of governing” are too difficult
Matthew Rozsa
"Accomplishing the most basic fundamental tasks of governance is becoming far too difficult"
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