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Republicans threaten violence if Trump faces repercussions — but it was impunity that moved his mob
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his mob believe they'll never pay the piper
Amber Ruffin’s hilariously horrifying book about everyday racism shows this is indeed who we are
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke to the comedian and her sister Lacey Lamar, who co-wrote "You'll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey"
Republicans, don’t be afraid to impeach: Trump’s base will get over it — and get in line
Amanda Marcotte
GOP voters may whine but they will always fall in line — because they love power more than Trump
Trump didn’t suffer from “paralysis”: He failed to stop the Capitol siege because he loved the show
Amanda Marcotte
Trump acted willfully by inciting and supporting an insurrection — so why are some journalists afraid to admit it?
Republicans are gaslighting America about Trump’s coup: Only impeachment can set the record straight
Amanda Marcotte
Impeachment establishes a formal record, making it harder for the right to pressure media to downplay January 6
Ignore Trump’s manipulative damage control: He must be impeached again
Amanda Marcotte
Donald Trump can't be trusted to oversee a peaceful transition of power
Don’t let smarmy calls for “civility” fool you — most Republicans still side with insurrectionists
Amanda Marcotte
Despite the violence and death Wednesday, the majority of House Republicans voted in support of Trump's coup
Don’t dismiss Trump’s “Stop the Steal” tantrum: The GOP is trolling our democracy to death
Amanda Marcotte
Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley know their objections to Biden's win will fail, but that doesn't make their stunt harmless
Georgia runoffs reveal the total putrefaction of the GOP: Republicans are now openly anti-democratic
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats ran a normal campaign — but Republicans competed with each other to see who could be the most repugnant
“Last responders” brace for surge in COVID deaths across U.S.
Cindy Loose
As COVID-19 has spread from big cities to rural communities, it has overwhelmed morgues and funeral homes
Trump’s Georgia shakedown call is the same scheme that led to his impeachment — only worse
Amanda Marcotte
Sorry, Susan Collins, Trump learned nothing from impeachment: He's doing it again, except it's even more dangerous
Best of 2020: Road trip to Powder Keg City — and the collapse of Seattle’s autonomous zone
Sean Edwards, Gabe Fuente
Our 2020 retrospective continues with this on the ground experience—hopeful, angry, sometimes violent—in Seattle
The final, desperate days of our psychopath in chief: How bad will it get?
Alan D. Blotcky
Our pathological president is sunk in worsening delusion, with three weeks to go. And none of this had to happen
Trump’s bungled stimulus stunt: A reminder that the self-described master negotiator is a dud
Amanda Marcotte
Mr. Art of the Deal strikes again: Trump's ham-fisted extortion effort blows up in his face
Best of 2020: George Floyd and the white gaze
Niki Herd
This essay on the police killing of George Floyd, COVID-19 and Black bodies was one of Salon's Best of 2020
Trump’s loss was radicalizing: His promise to “cheat” the system has further deluded his fans
Amanda Marcotte
Trump got elected by promising he knew how to cheat "the system"— now his voters can't believe he's failing
A return to fake right-wing outrage: Without Trump, Republicans run back to sexist resentments
Amanda Marcotte
Desperate to keep the rubes riled up, the right reverts to faking umbrage at "unladylike" self-expression
Bill Barr gets the Roy Cohn boot: Trump’s long history of disloyalty strikes again
Amanda Marcotte
Barr betrayed: Donald Trump has a long legacy of unceremoniously dumping the men who would move planets for him
Once accused of cheating by Trump, Ted Cruz is now a leading voice casting doubt on 2020’s results
Kelsey Carolan
As Trump falsely insists that he won the 2020 election, he has turned to Cruz to help him make his case
Republicans want more than a coup: Trump’s loyalty test exposes their hatred for democracy
Amanda Marcotte
More than half of House Republicans and 17 GOP attorneys general have outed themselves as traitors
A new civil war? It’s here: The right’s grievance politics is killing thousands every day
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers express their hatred by waving guns around, but spreading the virus was a much deadlier assault
Giuliani says he didn’t know most Americans can’t access his VIP coronavirus treatment regimen
Matthew Rozsa
Even after being hospitalized for coronavirus, Giuliani was clueless about the virus and its treatment
Trump voters don’t really believe Biden stole the election — but they do want a coup
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives aren't entirely delusional — they're trolls arguing in bad faith to delegitimize Democratic voters
This simple, braided apple butter bread only looks complicated
Ashlie D. Stevens
Jarred apple butter — which is spiced with cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg — does the heavy lifting in this winter loaf
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