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Is being a billionaire a disqualifier for office?
Bob Hennelly
A key question as the corporate media force-feeds us the premise of a Bloomberg vs. Trump face-off in 2020
McConnell says Senate would fill a Supreme Court vacancy in 2020 even though it is an election year
Matthew Rozsa
"The American people should have a say," McConnell said when he blocked Obama nominee Merrick Garland in 2016
Medal of Freedom honoree Rush Limbaugh hurls homophobic, sexist and racist attacks at Trump’s rivals
Matthew Rozsa
"America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage president," Limbaugh says
Senate GOP blocks election security bills as intel report warns of Russian meddling in 2020
Igor Derysh
Sen. Marsha Blackburn blocks three measures, only days after new intel report warns U.S. hasn't done enough
Devin Nunes has a new hustle: Leading Republicans in a post-impeachment “strike”
Sophia Tesfaye
Former Intel Committee chair Devin Nunes won't show up for work unless Adam Schiff investigates "Spygate"
Samantha Bee teases big election coverage, from presidential harassment to a strategic joy offensive
Melanie McFarland
The "Full Frontal" host also chatted with Salon about interviewing Trump's impeachment managers on Wednesday's show
Donald Trump’s fascist Circus Maximus: Pay attention to what’s going on below the surface
Chauncey DeVega
As our nation slides toward becoming a decadent empire ruled by a madman, consider the destruction we can't see
“The View” co-hosts take aim at Susan Collins for letting Trump off the hook
Travis Gettys
Collins voted to acquit Trump during the impeachment trial, saying she believed he had learned his lesson
Another split decision: Sanders narrowly beats Buttigieg in New Hampshire
Sophia Tesfaye
Amy Klobuchar captures headlines with strong third-place finish; Warren and Biden far back in fourth and fifth
President Trump’s re-election campaign is “concerned” about Mike Bloomberg’s ad splurge: report
Travis Gettys
Could the Trump campaign turn Bloomberg's spending prowess into a weakness?
How should Democrats fight back against Trump’s billion-dollar “Death Star”?
Bob Cesca
Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale has built a $1 billion disinformation machine. Here's how to beat it
Bill Maher warns that Democrats could lose to Trump because they’re too woke
Matthew Rozsa
"The Democrats are — they just looked like the gang that can't shoot straight," Maher said after the chaos in Iowa
Trump charged taxpayers nearly $500,000 for Secret Service stays as high as $650 a night: report
Igor Derysh
The president has falsely claimed taxpayers save lots of money, because the Secret Service stays at his hotels
Mayor Pete is a mirage — but the road ahead looks murky for Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
Can Pete Buttigieg's kinder, gentler version of "make America great again" survive the New Hampshire winter?
King Donald: After acquittal, Trump moves to seize power — and alter reality
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans have given Trump his crown. Sooner or later, they'll regret it — but this crime can't be undone
“We’ve been attacked!” Women and trauma in the Trump-Putin era
Andrea Mazzarino
On living in a world of trauma
Why is the media giving Mike Bloomberg a free pass?
Bob Hennelly
The corporate media is happy taking his ad money, but they're not holding him accountable
GOP faces an “Electoral College time bomb” after race-baiting Trump leaves office: report
Tom Boggioni
“The president has tethered the party’s future to a shrinking population"
America’s fatal flaw: The founders assumed our leaders would have some basic decency
David Masciotra
Our democracy was founded on optimism about human nature. Amid the Trumpian wreckage, that looks like a bad bet
Inside the Iowa Democratic Party’s “boiler room” meltdown
Steven Rosenfeld
A review of materials left on desks revealed it was unprepared on many levels for Monday’s meltdown.
Trump supporters tried to sabotage hotline for reporting Iowa caucus results: “Clog the lines!”
Igor Derysh
"The unexplained, and at times hostile, calls contributed to the delay," a Democratic official in Iowa confirmed
Impeachment, the Constitution and Donald Trump: Scholar William Howell on America after acquittal
Chauncey DeVega
Trump got away with it, mostly. But Howell believes trying to hamstring the presidency would be a big mistake
Senate acquits Trump: Mitt Romney is lone Republican to vote for conviction
Igor Derysh
Mitt Romney is lone surprise in 52-48 party-line vote to acquit: "I have no choice under the oath that I took"
Devin Nunes’ hometown paper endorses his rival: The Republican has “continued to fail his district”
Alex Henderson
The Fresno Bee also takes Nunes to task for his obsession with defending Trump and his "wild conspiracy theories"
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