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This old tweet from Donald Trump is now particularly humiliating after his tax history was revealed
Cody Fenwick
Trump was able to avoid paying any income tax for eight years between 1985 and 1994, the New York Times reports
Mitch McConnell, gravedigger of democracy: Majority leader’s shocking power grab
Heather Digby Parton
Mitch McConnell has labored for years to seize full power for the Republican Party. Guess what: It's working
My regrettable libertarian romance: I rebounded from my experimental phase, but many don’t
David Masciotra
Some people experiment with drugs. My youthful indiscretion led me down the weird path of tribal individualism
Mitch McConnell claims President Obama “emboldened” Russian interference in the 2016 election
Shira Tarlo
The Obama administration "sent the Kremlin the signal they could get away with almost anything," McConnell alleges
President Donald Trump’s approval rating hits all-time high in latest Gallup poll
Matthew Rozsa
The survey was conducted before controversy arose over the attorney general's characterization of Mueller's report
Are centrist candidates really the most “electable”? It may be the opposite
Amanda Marcotte
Despite the mainstream media's centrism fetish, voters want someone inspirational, not just "nicer than Trump"
John Bolton: US is deploying strike group to Middle East to send an “unmistakable message” to Iran
Matthew Rozsa
Bolton, known for his hawkish approach to foreign policy, says the Trump administration isn't seeking war with Iran
George W. Bush may be the only person in the world who can force Trump out of office
David Crook
Mr. President, we need you now
Bernie Sanders says his record proves he is more progressive than Joe Biden
Matthew Rozsa
Bernie Sanders says his record proves that he's more progressive than Joe Biden
America, heck yeah! How the campaign announcement video has reshaped politics (or not)
Andrew O'Hehir
A new propaganda genre has risen over the past few cycles — and fallen too. What have we learned, America?
States weigh banning a widely used pesticide even though EPA won’t
Ana B. Ibarra
Lawmakers in several states are trying to ban a pesticide that the EPA is fighting to keep on the market
The empire strikes back: Will Trump order Barr to sabotage Joe Biden?
Heather Digby Parton
Amid all the threats of a Republican counterattack led by Barr, one major target could be Joe Biden's son Hunter
Kellyanne Conway won’t say if Trump knows Mueller’s disappointment of Barr, as she’s not “under oath
David Edwards
Kellyanne Conway declined to say whether or not the president knew Mueller was unhappy with Barr's report
Trump changes legal strategy, argues entire Obamacare law is unconstitutional
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration argued on Wednesday that Obamacare was unconstitutional and should be struck down
How misogyny and sexism are already shaping the 2020 race
Cody Fenwick
It’s been hard for qualified female candidates to garner any support in the double digits
On May Day, assessing what a Sanders presidency would mean for labor
Adam D.K. King
American employers routinely violate workers' rights. A Bernie Sanders presidency could change that
Cracks show in Bill Barr’s legal-walrus facade: Mueller letters make for a bad day on Capitol Hill
Amanda Marcotte
Despite Trump declaring "game over," Wednesday's Barr hearing shows the Mueller report spin is falling apart
Joe Biden’s toughest opponent is his criminal justice record
John Hudak
Biden will be criticized by key groups within the Democratic Party over his authorship of the 1994 Crime Bill
Robert Mueller wasn’t Superman: Straight-arrow prosecutor no match for Trump crime family
Bob Cesca
Bill Maher is right: We needed a direct assault on the criminal in the White House and got legalistic nuance
Trump administration eliminated domestic terror unit before San Diego synagogue attack
Alex Henderson
The DHS domestic terror unit was disbanded amid rising far-right violence
A Trump-linked super PAC is trying to push Europe’s voters to the far right
Adam Ramsay, Claire Provost
Investigation reveals coordination between controversial Madrid campaign group and far-right parties across Europe
Democrats just blew it in Wisconsin: Elections likely to stay rigged in favor of GOP
David Daley
While Democratic hopefuls auditioned to be the next presidential nominee, Republicans won a crucial judge race
Cass Sunstein on “How Change Happens”: Hope that a better society is possible
Amanda Marcotte
Harvard law professor Cass Sunstein on how social movements that create broad social change become possible
Red-state Democrats form new group to teach Democrats how to appeal to Trump voters
Shira Tarlo
Former Democratic Sens. Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Donnelly are launching a plan to help their party win the rural vote
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