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The courage of Susan Collins
Matthew Sheffield
John McCain was the deciding vote against Trumpcare — but Susan Collins deserves most of the credit for stopping it
John McCain ends Senate Republicans’ latest Obamacare repeal bill
Matthew Rozsa
In a middle-of-the-night vote, the Obamacare repeal bill falls 51 to 49, with John McCain as the deciding vote
Analysis: GOP failure to replace the health law was years in the making
Julie Rovner
A look at the political miscalculation with taking away constituents' health insurances
Trump’s Justice Department says gays aren’t eligible for civil rights protections
Matthew Rozsa
The Department of Justice claims that Title VII protections do not extend to the LGBT community
Gerrymandering isn’t the only reason Democrats aren’t winning in rural areas
Matthew Sheffield
More populism just might be the key for Democratic victory in rural America
Senate Republicans can’t agree on what Obamacare repeal bill they want to vote on
Matthew Rozsa
After a big win Tuesday night, the GOP's dysfunction comes back when it came time to actually vote on bills
When this man holds the fate of the nation . . .
David Cay Johnston
Mitch McConnell may be the only person in Washington who can save the Trump-Kremlin conspiracy investigation
Trolling ourselves to death in the age of Trump
Jason Hannan
Trolling is no longer confined to the dark corners of the internet, especially now the president is engaging in it
John McCain is no maverick: The man who inflicted Sarah Palin on us kowtows to Trump
Chauncey DeVega
No one doubts McCain's personal courage. But he just showed up in the Senate to bail out the guy who mocked him
The Boy Scouts are stunned by Donald Trump’s jaw-dropping speech
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump uses his speech in front of the Boy Scouts to score political points at a decidedly nonpolitical event
High noon in the health care fight: Even if the Senate bill fails, the story’s not over
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans will likely vote to debate a bill no one has even seen — and they're determined to destroy Obamacare
EPA chief Scott Pruitt keeps flying back home to Oklahoma at tax payer expense
Matthew Sheffield
Head of the Environmental Protection Agency has spent more than half of his time away from his Washington office
Alt-right activists say Trump and Bannon are giving them “space to destroy” by keeping FBI away
Matthew Sheffield
Top alt-right podcasters say the Trump administration is deliberately backing off investigating domestic extremists
Conservatives were angry when they thought Obama was going after political opponents
Matthew Sheffield
Under Obama, conservatives were irate thinking that the government would be used to go after "enemies"
A 21st-century form of indentured servitude has already penetrated deep into the American heartland
Thom Hartmann
Corporations want to make sure that laborers never again have the power to tell big business how to treat them
Career advice for Sean Spicer: Work nights at a supermarket — like I did after he cost me my job
Bob Hennelly
Sean Spicer probably got me fired at CBS. I wound up stocking shelves at night, and learned things he'll never know
5 reasons Trump is a health calamity waiting to happen
Kali Holloway
The guy seems like he's not in the best shape
Kellyanne Conway: Trump “doesn’t think he’s lying” about voter fraud and wiretapping
Charlie May
Conway defended the president, and his baseless assertions in a 25-minute interview with CNN's Brian Stelter
Who are the real victims of American democracy? Hint: It’s not rural white conservatives
Paul Rosenberg
Despite the media's pity party, Democrats in Austin and L.A. have far more cause to complain than rural whites
Help us Bernie Sanders, you’re our only hope: Why the beloved progressive should start a labor party
Keith A. Spencer
The most popular politician in America could leave a major legacy — if he would only start a third party
Democrats are still chasing rural white voters, and it’s a strategy doomed to fail
Amanda Marcotte
Instead of chasing down white voters who are committed to culture war, Democrats need to energize their base
Trump won on “white fright”: Why identity politics win elections
David Masciotra
Salon talks to Christopher Parker about why the Democrats should "play the race card" in the next election
How Breitbart media’s disinformation created the paranoid, fact-averse nation that elected Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
Democrats and progressives turned to wider and more reputable sources
Stephen Colbert rents out the infamous “pee pee tape” hotel room in Moscow
Taylor Link
It was the whole reason "The Late Show" did "Russia Week" in the first place
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