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It was working-class whites: Hillary Clinton lost a lot of Obama voters to Donald Trump, Democratic firm says
Charlie May
New data shines a light on reasons why the Democrats lost the election last Novebmber
The press struggles to finally break its “populist” habit for Trump
Eric Boehlert
The whole Trump’s-a-populist trope has been a media mess for more than a year now
Taxes are higher than ever! Whites face discrimination! How do we combat alternative reality?
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives' false beliefs about race and economics are related — understanding how is crucial to defeating them
The Washington Post has a lobbyist as a writer. Here are 12 times they didn’t disclose conflicts of interest
Eric Hananoki
Editor says the Post wasn’t “initially clear enough with” Ed Rogers “on our expectations” but defends paper
Welcome to the new Age of Revolution: No, it isn’t over yet, and we have no idea where it’s going
Andrew O'Hehir
It goes far beyond Trump and Brexit and Le Pen — it's a massive social and political crisis, and we can't ignore it
Obama’s whopping Wall Street payday: Not a great look for the Democratic Party brand
Conor Lynch
The ex-president's $400,000 speaking fee is no crime — but it sure doesn't help the Democrats' image problem
Corporate CEOs celebrate Trump’s tax plan, pledge to “cheerlead from the sidelines”
Charlie May
Bernie Sanders blasts Trump for new tax cuts for the wealthy, as CEOs continue to salivate over tax cuts
Trolling for a race war: Neo-Nazis are trying to bait leftist “antifa” activists into violence — and radicalize white people
Matthew Sheffield
Alt-right violence isn't random — it's part of a strategy to radicalize the "normies" and make fascism great again
Donald Trump voters think that all the stories about his failures is a sign he’s doing a good job
Matthew Rozsa
A poll suggests that Trump's war against the media has made voters callused against bad press
The Honeymoon of the generals: Donald Trump is embracing a march for war across the world
Tom Engelhardt
Or: Why Donald Trump's wars should seem so familiar
The Democrats’ hypocrisy fest: Disingenuous attacks on Bernie Sanders persist — and his popularity climbs
Conor Lynch
Clinton loyalists are still trying to tar Sanders as a sexist troglodyte. Read the polls — It's not working
Bye bye, Bernie: He’s not fit to captain the Democratic ship if he can’t stop chasing the great white male
Anna March
The Democratic Party is selling out women and all marginalized groups in favor of Bernie Sanders’ dangerous myths
Big government’s comeback: Record number of Americans think government should do more for people — not less
Matthew Rozsa
A new poll finds the highest support for government programs since 1995 — thank Trump and Bernie
UC Berkeley sued for postponing Ann Coulter’s speech
Matthew Sheffield
The Trump-supporting columnist provokes controversy at the University of California before she's even spoken
LISTEN: Our “culture of cruelty” gave rise to Trump
Chauncey DeVega
This week on "The Chauncey DeVega Show" podcast, I talk to philosopher Henry Giroux about democracy on life support
French politicians rally around Macron against Marine Le Pen: “It’s deadly serious now”
Charlie May
French politicians are urging their supporters to unite against Le Pen
Bernie’s brilliance: Sen. Sanders sums up Republicans’ entire economic model in one word
Alexandra Rosenmann
The Vermont senator gets a warm reception in Miami on day three of his multi-state unity tour
No to Canada: Nonprofit linked to PhRMA rolls out campaign to block drug imports
Emily Kopp, Rachel Bluth
This group is leading the charge against Senate bills allowing drug importation from Canada
Philosopher Henry Giroux on the culture of cruelty and Donald Trump: America is “a democracy on life support — it can’t breathe”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of a new book on Trump's rise says we face "something so dark, so real, so evil" with no clear precedent
Drugmakers dramatically boosted lobbying spending in Trump’s first quarter
Sydney Lupkin
This is a response to Trump, who's come down hard on drugmakers, saying the industry is “getting away with murder."
Democracy’s dyin’, who’s got the will? What France’s election tells us about the state of modern discontent
Andrew O'Hehir
With the left facing disarray and defeat amid a new age of revolution, it's time to ask: Is democracy over?
Donald Trump vs. Barack Obama: Whose 100 days were better?
Matthew Rozsa
Obama may not have done as much as his supporters would have liked, but his first 100 days weren't this bad
Bernie Sanders defends his endorsements of red state Democrats: “Can’t exclude people who disagree with us”
Taylor Link
In Georgia and Nebraska, the Independent senator finally places his bet on Democrats
France’s wild presidential election is up for grabs — and the populist wave of 2017 has not yet run its course
Conor Lynch
A right-wing xenophobe, a smooth-talking neoliberal and a surprise leftist insurgent — haven't we seen this movie?
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