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Trump campaign’s brilliant new tactic: Whining about media bias, as the right has for years
Heather Digby Parton
Going back to Nixon and Newt, conservatives have excelled at "working the refs." And it's always effective
New York Times warns Democrats: At all costs, avoid scaring the white people
Jim Naureckas
Columnist Thomas Edsall urges Dems to be "pragmatic" on race, immigration. But his own data argues the opposite
Labor Day is a noble holiday, but America doesn’t honor its workers the other 364 days of the year
Matthew Rozsa
Here are some fast facts you should know about the history of American labor as we mark Labor Day
Pharma cash rolls into Congress to defend an embattled industry
Emmarie Huetteman, Jay Hancock, Elizabeth Lucas
Pharma companies are showering U.S. senators with campaign cash as sweeping legislation heads toward the floor
There’s a future for organized labor — if it welcomes immigrants and supports them
Bob Hennelly
Labor unions have a mixed record on immigration — but most now understand that an alliance is necessary
4 reasons why social media election data can misread public opinion
Joseph Cabosky
Online discussion doesn’t always accurately reflect the real political landscape.
What if Joe Biden wins? It could mean long-term trouble for Democrats
Paul Rosenberg
Sure, the former veep is "better than Trump." But his presidency could sabotage the Democratic Party's future
Is Joe Biden the new Ed Muskie? A cautionary tale of the 1972 frontrunner
Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden seems to have an insurmountable lead in the 2020 Democratic race. That doesn't mean he's going to win
Donald Trump’s trade war has Wall Street and farmers turning on him: “It’s all starting to unravel”
Tom Boggioni
“He’s clearly hurting the U.S. economy and China’s economy and to what end?” Washington Post's Eugene Robinson asks
Voters say touchscreen machines switched their votes in nine Mississippi counties
Igor Derysh
Numerous voting machines in Mississippi reportedly "jumped" votes — but Mitch says we don't need election security
Trump approval plummets in battleground states; he trails leading Democrats by double digits
Igor Derysh
More bleak news — at least if you're Trump: He has underwater poll numbers in many states he won in 2016
Trump administration shifts millions earmarked for emergency relief to fund border projects: report
Alex Henderson
With the 2020 election only 15 months away, Trump is determined to remind his base he's tough on border security
With 2020 looming, Donald Trump pushes his grift and corruption to the next level
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's infomercials for his Doral National golf club, and his feud with the Fed, may be all about the Benjamins
Deutsche Bank bombshell: It has Trump’s tax returns — and Democrats may soon see them
Common Dreams staff
Rumors fly after financial giant that funded Trump's business deals finally admits it has his tax returns
FEC can’t enforce election laws right now, because of Mitch McConnell’s obstruction
Igor Derysh
After a GOP appointee quits — and Mitch won't replace him — Federal Election Commission literally can't do its job
Scaramucci says Trump “may not have early stage dementia, but he has full-blown early stage fascism”
Matthew Rozsa
The former White House staffer sys the president's "full-blown insanity" could warrant invoking the 25th Amendment
Trump’s words of warning: “I always find a way to win.” Take him seriously
Chauncey DeVega
We're nearing a crucial election and Trump's poll numbers are dreadful. So why does he sound so confident?
Former Rep. Joe Walsh has announced that he’s challenging Donald Trump in the 2020 primaries
Matthew Rozsa
Walsh said he's challenging Trump in the GOP primaries because "the country is sick of this guy's tantrum"
Elegy for Bernie? Not quite yet: Sanders 2020 poses a conundrum Democrats must solve
Andrew O'Hehir
Can Bernie still win in 2020? Maybe not — but without his issues, his voters and his movement, Democrats are doomed
Trump says he’s having “second thoughts” about trade war with China, then takes it back
Matthew Rozsa
After seemingly expressing regrets about starting a trade war, Trump later said he wished he'd escalated it more
When establishment Democrats attack the “hard left,” what are they really afraid of?
Paul Rosenberg
Centrist Democrats have started parroting right-wing talking points about the "hard left." That's brainwashing
History suggests a recession may doom Trump’s re-election chances
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is worried that there will be a recession before the 2020 election. For once, he is right about something
A Fox News afterlife for Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Why she’s perfect for the job—and Sean Spicer’s not
Melanie McFarland
A credibility problem is only a problem for a bad liar like Sean Spicer. For Sarah Sanders, it's a Fox News asset
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