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Economist Paul Krugman predicts GOP budget hawks will make a raging comeback in 2021
Alex Henderson
Krugman says it will take a Biden presidency for Republicans to start paying attention to the deficit once again
The moral case for canceling student debt
Kate Padgett Walsh
A poll from 2019 found that 58% of voters support canceling all federal student debt
Joe Scarborough on Harry Truman, Donald Trump and what the hell happened to the Republican Party
Dean Obeidallah
"Morning Joe" host says Trump's a "fascist" and his former party has lost its mind — but sees hope in the center
Shrinking the Pentagon: Will the Biden administration dare cut military spending now?
William Hartung, Mandy Smithberger
The pandemic of Pentagon spending seemingly never ends
Nancy Pelosi says Mitch McConnell agreed to attach coronavirus relief to upcoming spending bill
Matthew Rozsa
McConnell has been reticent to work with Democrats on any kind of spending bill; he may be turning about
Biden asks Americans to wear a mask for 100 days to stop COVID deaths. Scientists agree with him
Matthew Rozsa
Biden has asked Americans to wear a mask for his first 100 days as president. The science is with him here
Dr. Fauci’s gamble pays off — white-knuckling his way through Trump set him up to steer Biden
Amanda Marcotte
For months, Fauci endured calls to resign in protest, but it's good he didn't — now he can shape vaccine policy
What hath the Republicans wrought: Will Trump’s insanity finally rip the party apart?
Heather Digby Parton
Whatever happens in Georgia, Trump's conspiracy theories have created a deranged third force the GOP can't control
Is Dwight Eisenhower’s ghost haunting Joe Biden’s foreign policy team?
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Every global challenge Biden must face — COVID, the climate crisis, endless war — has been worsened by corruption
“Bye-bye, Betsy DeVos. You won’t be missed,” says Sanders to billionaire education secretary
Jake Johnson
Sanders calls DeVos "the worst education secretary in the history of America" as she attacks tuition-free college
Star witnesses turn Rudy Giuliani’s voter fraud hearing into a “Saturday Night Live” dress rehearsal
Roger Sollenberger
One video clip of a witness who slurred her way through a series of lies has been viewed more than 15 million times
Trump’s outrageous lies used to be terrifying — now they’re just pathetic
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is the same BS artist as always, but with no power to enforce his lies, he's becoming a shabby punchline
Donald Trump is acting like a spoiled toddler — America must give him a permanent timeout
Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm, Anthony Scaramucci
America's unhealthy fascination with our damaged president must end. He desperately seeks attention. Let's move on
GOP planning to use Trump’s fraud lies to make it harder to vote — could it backfire?
Igor Derysh
Republicans want to make voting harder despite no evidence of widespread fraud. It could blow up in their faces
Fox host Lou Dobbs accuses William Barr of joining the “Deep State”: He may be “compromised”
Alex Henderson
"For the attorney general to make that statement, he is either a liar or a fool or both," Dobbs says of Barr
McConnell’s COVID plan has business tax breaks but $0 for unemployment boost and direct payments
Igor Derysh
McConnell drops federal unemployment boost from latest proposal while pushing a 100% business meal tax deduction
Mitch McConnell’s dark pivot: Wreck the economy — and sabotage Biden’s presidency
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is still pretending he'll be president next year, but McConnell has moved on to his plot to ruin Biden
Suddenly Republicans want norms, ethics and “civility”: Are they actually psychopaths?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is still trying to steal the election — but Republicans are acting as if they never enabled this criminal
States with lax coronavirus guidelines are spreading the virus beyond their borders
David Armstrong
Lax states are attracting shoppers and students from stricter neighbors — and sending back COVID-19 cases
Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Trump’s coup is not over; his enablers aren’t done
Dean Obeidallah
Author of "Strongmen": We're in a dangerous "state of exception," and it's too early to say democracy will hold
Trump’s pardon of Flynn may be “broader” than Ford’s pardon of Nixon, legal expert says
Igor Derysh
The pardon absolves Flynn of “any and all possible” crimes linked to the Mueller probe and "future" charges
A Senate insider has a dark warning about Mitch McConnell: Expect the worst
Alex Henderson
"Their base is not going to want to see them cut deals with Biden," Harry Reid's former deputy chief of staff warns
Rudy Giuliani, who has not been charged with a crime, discussed preemptive pardon with Trump: report
Roger Sollenberger
While Giuliani's specific legal exposure is unknown, he is a subject in at least two recent federal investigations
Trump bilks $170 million from supporters to fund suits—but his PAC pockets most of the cash: report
Igor Derysh
Trump's "misleading" fundraising appeals draw allegations that his legal crusade is “plain and simple grift"
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