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With one week left, Trump team rolls out new campaign message: Let the coronavirus win
Amanda Marcotte
Over 225,000 are dead, but Trump is still committed to his March theory that it's all a hoax aimed at hurting him
Will Trump supporters accept defeat? If he loses, it could get really ugly
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's been telling his fans for weeks that there's no way he can lose. So they're primed for a vicious backlash
Ralph Nader on Trump’s corruption, “corporate state fascism” and why Democrats keep losing
Chauncey DeVega
Nader still says George W. Bush was not his fault — but agrees that fighting corporate power means beating Trump
The U.S. of A(rms): The art of the weapons deal in the Age of Trump
William D. Hartung
How to stuff the Middle East with weaponry
Trump’s EPA refuses to reduce pollutants linked to coronavirus deaths
Lisa Song, Lylla Younes
The EPA actually loosened reporting requirements for coal plants and other polluters, dismissing the risk
Biden’s big health agenda won’t be easy to achieve
Julie Rovner
Much like Obama, a President Biden could find his health policies initially sidelined by economic issues
How QAnon uses satanic rhetoric to set up a narrative of “good vs. evil”
Paul Thomas
QAnon followers worship Trump as a kind of savior, and the president refuses to disavow them
Fox News investigation crushes Hunter Biden smear: Network “found no role for Joe Biden”
David Edwards
The admission was made by Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins
How coronavirus exposed the flaws of the childcare economy
Sonali Kolhatkar
The well-being of children, women, and especially women of color is at stake
Scholar Larry Bartels: Trump has revealed that “truth and reason” don’t matter to politics
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Unequal Democracy" on the elite "folk theories" of politics — and how Trump has exposed them as false
Why Tom Steyer, hedge fund billionaire and Biden adviser, is disillusioned with the free market
Matthew Rozsa
In an interview with Salon, Steyer defended Biden's climate plan, saying there's "no such thing as a free market"
Expect to see a lot of Mitch McConnell in 2021
Alex Henderson
Whether November 3 brings a major blue wave or Republicans defy the polls, we'll be seeing a lot of McConnell
In tamer debate, Trump and Biden clash (again) on president’s pandemic response
Kaiser Health News Staff, PolitiFact Staff
In stark contrast to the first debate, there was more policy talk
Trump and Biden parred over Texas’ energy industry and global warming during final debate
Abby Livingston
Trump emphasized economic priorities while Biden advocated for alternate means of energy besides oil and gas
Trump campaign devolving into ugly in-fighting and finger-pointing as election loss looms: report
Tom Boggioni
If Trump goes down, don’t expect him to take responsibility
WATCH: Trump’s latest attempt to get a foreign leader to attack Biden backfires in his face
Cody Fenwick
Trump’s smile falls from his face as he fails to get Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to attack Biden
Did Trump confuse the public option with “Medicare for All”?
Victoria Knight
Trump claims 180 million people would lose their private health insurance plans to socialized medicine under Biden
Trump goads Biden into saying he’ll “phase out” fossil fuels at final debate
Zoya Teirstein
Biden may have just handed the Trump campaign a golden sound bite
Will Trump blame McConnell for blocking a new stimulus?
Jim Sleeper
The GOP federal response to the pandemic could shift or fragment their base going forward
Kamala Harris’ chief of staff on how Joe Biden can “change the direction of this country”
Dean Obeidallah
Salon talks to Karine Jean-Pierre about the Biden campaign's strategy to win, and what comes after for the left
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez corrects Trump on popularity of Green New Deal
Kenny Stancil
"It's actually AOC plus 115."
Rising young right-wing House candidate publishes explicitly racist website hitting Sen. Cory Booker
Alex Henderson
North Carolina Republican Madison Cawthorn has been "claiming to represent a new generation of Republicans"
New York Times nailed for publishing Republican propaganda — yet again
Dan Froomkin
Two supposedly "average" voters in a Times story turn out to be hardcore Republicans. And it's happened before
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