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WATCH: Seth Meyers compares Republicans’ rough town halls to Trump’s golfing weekends
Jeremy Binckes
Meyers takes on Trump's golfing habits and Republicans' wish that they could be golfing, too
You can’t sit with us: Sen. Rob Portman won’t let Democrats into his events
Matthew Rozsa
It's possible that Portman is reacting to the heated protests that have greeted GOP legislators so far
Meet the DNC dark horse: Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg is shaking up the race for Democratic chair
Matthew Sheffield
In a race split between big names, gay small-town mayor and Afghan war vet Pete Buttigieg is now a contender
WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse tells Salon “fewer than half” of GOP senators think Trump “makes it through his presidency”
In a visit to Salon, Rhode Island Democrat says his GOP colleagues feel "a lot of anxiety" about their president
How much does the Johnson Amendment curtail church freedom?
Elizabeth Schmidt
A detailed look at what leaders of houses of worship can and cannot say under the Johnson Amendment
Which panel would you attend at the Conservative Political Action Conference?
Rachel Leah
2017 CPAC panels range from "When did WWIII begin?" to "If heaven has extreme vetting, why can't America?"
Charter schools aren’t all evil: Betsy DeVos as education secretary presents an opportunity for Democrats
Ryan Bohl
Democrats must champion charter school teachers as much as they champion public school ones
From Edmund Burke to Mr. Burns: In the age of Trump, conservative thought has died at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Conservatism once had a coherent philosophy. After the neocons, the bigots and the neo-fascists, nothing's left
Trump’s gift to Wall Street: When it comes to bank regulations, there’s nobody better to consult than bankers themselves
John Light
Bankers and the Republicans who listen to them want to undo a number of regulations
Out of darkness, light: Will the Trumpian nightmare lead to a real “political revolution” after all?
Conor Lynch
Slavoj Žižek argued Trump would be better for the left than Clinton — and if we survive this, he might be right
Donald Trump’s chaotic press conference was pretty much a last-minute decision
Matthew Rozsa
It was all about Trump being frustrated over criticisms
“You consider yourself a journalist, right?” Susan Sarandon, Chris Hayes have tense exchange over Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump
Taylor Link
The actress and activist once said that Trump may be a better option than Clinton and still believes it
Is Michael Flynn the first casualty of a “deep state” coup? It’s not unthinkable
Danielle Ryan
Whatever the truth may be about Trump and Russia, the intelligence community is likely using it to undermine him
The Democrats’ inept resistance: Party leaders want Bernie Sanders to save them from angry activists
Simon Maloy
Rather than crafting an agenda to appeal to angry voters, Democrats make harebrained plans to hide from them
Doomed to repeat history: Trump’s immigration order is bad foreign policy
David FitzGerald, David Cook Martín
History shows that humiliating groups on the world stage by restricting entry makes it harder to keep our allies
So far, the resistance hasn’t reached Trumpland — and that needs to change
Bob Cesca
Despite Trump's dreadful beginning as president, his supporters still love him. Can their minds be changed?
An independent California isn’t that wacky of an Idea
Maegan Carberry
Political scientists suspend their disbelief to explain how secession might play out for the Golden State
Trump’s attacks on the press — and how the “liberal media” myth has empowered him
Conor Lynch
Yes, the mainstream media has biases that Trump has exploited — but not the ones he complains about in public
The cost of hostility: Why the U.S. should treat Mexico as a vital partner
Earl Anthony Wayne
Hostility with Mexico would cost U.S. workers, companies, consumers and farmers and the security of our homeland
Ted Cruz’s slippery health care talk: CNN debate reveals GOP hypocrisy on pre-existing conditions
Simon Maloy
Republicans like Ted Cruz want to let insurers refuse coverage to sick people, but won't come out and say it
“Nevertheless, she persisted”: Democrats rally behind Elizabeth Warren after GOP silencing
Sophia Tesfaye
Support swells Mitch McConnell blocked Warren's reading of Coretta Scott King's letter against Jeff Sessions
What if both Rahm Emanuel and Bernie Sanders are right about what ails the Democrats?
Matthew Sheffield
Chicago's mayor and former Obama chief of staff has advice for his party — with strange echoes of Bernie
DNC race hits the home stretch: Bernie Sanders blasts “failed status-quo”; Keith Ellison attacked on Islamic faith
Matthew Sheffield
Proxy war between Clinton and Sanders is out of the closet, and a minor candidate is booted for remarks on Islam
“This guy’s a fraud”: Bernie Sanders sees right past President Trump’s rhetoric about helping the middle class
Taylor Link
On "State of the Union" the former Democratic presidential candidate blasted Trump for running "fraudulent campaign
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