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The New York Times brings us the looting of America
Michael J. Brenner
Amidst a reactionary revolution without precedent, the Democrats and the mainstream media only exhibit cluelessness
Three administrations, one standard playbook
Danny Sjursen
America’s wars are simply more of the same
Alabama hangover: Can a party with no ideas beat a party with no soul?
Andrew O'Hehir
Riding an Alabama high, Democrats dream of a big comeback in 2018 and beyond. But is being "decent" really enough?
Joe Biden regrets how he handled Anita Hill: “I owe her an apology”
Matthew Rozsa
Biden now says he should have protected Anita Hill more when she accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment
Joe Biden comforts Meghan McCain as they talk about her father’s cancer on “The View”
Jarrett Lyons
The former vice president used his experience with his own son to give hope to John McCain's daughter
Democrats’ Franken fiasco has unhappy echoes of the Clarence Thomas affair
Paul Rosenberg
A panicked rush to judgment driven by short-term political calculus: We've seen this before and it doesn't end well
Liberals are the new conservatives
David Masciotra
Strangely, those of us on the center-left now find ourselves defending formerly "conservative" American values
Here’s your leftover turkey: The case for Hillary Clinton 2020
Matthew Rozsa
What better way to honor the holiday than with a spiteful argument for yet another Clinton candidacy?
Anita Hill still blames Joe Biden for the Clarence Thomas disaster
Matthew Rozsa
Biden has been characterized as shortchanging Anita Hill's testimony involving sexual harassment during the hearing
Republicans don’t think domestic violence is important
Liz Posner
What will it take for white conservative men to start caring about violence against women?
Please no, Uncle Joe: Can we pull the brakes on the Biden 2020 express?
Sophia Tesfaye
Joe Biden stayed out of the 2016 race for his son Beau. He should do the same in 2020 for the rest of us
Congress’s romance with cowardice
Danny Sjursen
War without war powers (the not-so-new American way)
Donna Brazile wanted to replace Clinton with Joe Biden as Democratic nominee: Report
Charlie May
In her upcoming memoir Brazile details the lack of energy in Clinton's campaign and how she thought to replace her
Nearly half of voters support impeaching Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has managed to convince the "Trump cult" that everything is fine, but no one else is buying it
John McCain warns of “half-baked, spurious nationalism”
Taylor Link
Receiving the Liberty Medal, McCain decries the nationalist movement growing on the right
2017 special elections scorecard hints at trouble for GOP
Angelo Young
Not all is well in the GOP: so far this year, Democrats have flipped eight seats in four states
Why is beloved Joe Biden trying to squash a progressive debate?
Sophia Tesfaye
Everybody loves Uncle Joe! But he wants to shut down the debate on Universal Basic Income with stern Dad politics
Bigoted radio host Michael Savage has lost faith in Trump
Pam Vogel
Trump and members of his administration have called Savage regularly for years to receive sycophantic praise
Is the world ready for “Kurdexit”? Referendum among Iraqi Kurds has Middle East on edge
Steven A. Cook
Iraq continues to bedevil American foreign policy, and the world. Now the Kurds will vote on their own state
Back to the progressive future: It’s not too late to overcome the mistakes of the Clinton era
Paul Rosenberg
Progressives had great ideas on trade, the environment and democracy — until Clinton threw them under the bus
Progressive groups fire back after Democratic Party puts out the welcome mat for anti-choice liberals
Julia Flasphaler, Celisa Calacal
Pro-choice groups argue that a woman's right to choose is a basic human right, not a political tactic
First Democratic contenders for 2020 are unveiled: For progressives, it’s not an inspiring batch
Conor Lynch
If chameleonic Kamala Harris and corporate-funded Cory Booker are the frontrunners, there could be trouble ahead
Democrats are starting to see Nancy Pelosi as a liability: report
Charlie May
A recent survey showed that many House Democrats were not willing to give an opinion on their leader
From 9/11 to President Donald Trump: A short history of World War IV
Andrew O'Hehir
Philosopher Jean Baudrillard predicted this 15 years ago: The Western world is waging a long war — against itself
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