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Hey, Trump voters: This fiasco is what you get when you “experiment” with the presidency
Bob Cesca
Roughly 62 million American voters decided we needed a Batman villain in the White House. Payback is coming
Sucks for us: Why Barack and Michelle Obama’s $65 million book deal is the last thing we need
Rebecca Johnson
There's no way Barack Obama got into politics to get rich. But now he's loaded and we're mostly still digging out
Here’s the key to Trump’s outrageous lies: He sells them with conviction
Amanda Marcotte
Research suggests people are more easily persuaded by apparent sincerity and wishful thinking than by actual facts
Susan Sarandon was right: She warned us Hillary was doomed; liberals didn’t want to listen
Danielle Ryan
No, she didn't elect Trump — and it's easier for liberals to hate on Sarandon than to face their own hypocrisy
Quality is overrated: For America’s schools, Betsy Devos offers choice instead
Neal Pollack
If you're looking for classes in bootstrap pulling or the biology of venereal disease, there's a school for you
12 glaring omissions, contradictions and lies Bernie Sanders spotted in Trump’s address
Alexandra Rosenmann
The Vermont senator slammed the president's speech in a video response
Social media stars are fighting for the left
David Craig, Stuart Cunningham
Next-generation culture warriors could prove vital to winning the next election
WATCH: President Trump says Barack Obama is “behind” protests, White House leaks
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has a long history of blaming left-wing politicians for protests against himself
More guns, less butter: Trump’s EPA, school lunches to see cuts, while defense spending will rise
Matthew Rozsa
Trump plans to slash the social safety net while pushing the defense budget more
Automated labor apocalypse: Why a French socialist’s case for taxing robots is better than Bill Gates’ idea
Kate Aronoff
Deployed well, both a robot tax and a basic income could fit comfortably into a redistributive agenda
Liberal activists, new DNC chief face a Trump-era reckoning
Bill Barrow
New DNC chair Tom Perez vows to work closely with Rep. Keith Ellison in spite of highly competitive race
Total resistance or selective engagement? Economist Gerald Epstein on how progressives should counter Trumponomics
Paul Rosenberg
Fascism, crony capitalism or Reaganomics reborn? Progressive economist says Trump blends them all in a toxic stew
America last: The case for moral disengagement from politics in the age of Trump
Anis Shivani
We may well be seeing the rise of fascism — but Democrats and liberals have helped make it possible. Just say no!
Outgrowing the cosmetic left: A liberal plea for fake liberalism to grow up
Willie Davis
We tell each other stories in order to live, right? Trump voters aren’t liberals' enemies, but their co-authors
Constitutional collapse: Why we could be on the verge of a democratic apocalypse
Les Leopold
If Republicans gain full control, they have the power to amend the Constitution into their own authoritarian image
Will Americans submit to despotism in an urge to “escape from freedom”? Erich Fromm saw it coming
Conor Lynch
Pioneering psychologist Erich Fromm explained the rise of Hitler with an analysis that seems way too relevant now
Nevada Democrats poised to implement automatic voter registration
Sophia Tesfaye
Automatic voter registration laws have been deemed a success in other states, but will the governor allow it?
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
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