Showing results for: Trump 2020 election (page 289)
Is Paul Ryan toast? Donald Trump’s campaign should make House speaker worry about his future
Heather Digby Parton
Abused by a toxic nominee and under attack by movement conservatives, the GOP's golden boy has run out of rope
Don’t despair at this painful and terrible election — millennials actually offer hope for the future
D. Watkins
It's an ugly election, and both candidates are uninspiring. But the millennials I meet are looking to the future
GOP Stockholm syndrome: Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz’s sad loyalty to their tormentor, Donald Trump
Gary Legum
When other Republican leaders abandoned Trump, Rubio and Cruz reaffirmed their fealty to the man who abused them
Trump in training: Mike Pence doesn’t like black people
Chauncey DeVega
The vice presidential debate "winner" would "set aside talk of institutional racism" and enable police brutality
Wolf in sheep’s clothing: Mike Pence conceals his far-right radicalism with a sedate debate performance
Heather Digby Parton
Mike Pence is the embodiment of conservatism, and made it known Tuesday he wants to be the next Republican nominee
Neoliberal Clinton is the Left’s best bet: Democrats, not Republicans or Trump, expose the establishment’s limits
Daniel Denvir
Even opponents should see how a Clinton win would benefit the left by proving the need for transformational change
The real New York Times scandal: Ignoring why Democrats can’t win the House
David Daley
Why is the Times denying reality? The GOP's 2011 redistricting means Dems have no chance of taking back the House
The personal is always political: The politics of swimming in 2016
Lynn Sherr
Lynn Sherr dives into the historic feats and major fiascos of one of her favorite pastimes
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
Tired of Democrats vs. Republicans? Here’s how to fix it
Matthew Rozsa
Is the Republicrat duopoly a problem? Hell, yes — but throwing away your vote in 2016 is not a viable solution
Mike Pence shocks Fox News host after laughing off Trump’s claim to 95% of Black support in 2020
Sophia Tesfaye
“Why are you laughing,” the "Fox & Friends" host demanded of Trump's running mate
Trump’s Breitbart Hail Mary is the sign of a flailing campaign, but it also represents a dying wing of the GOP
Carrie Sheffield
Rather than building a winning coalition for the future, Donald Trump is barrelling down a demographic dead end
Sad! Breitbart commissions poll to unskew “mainstream media filter,” still finds Trump losing to Clinton
Sophia Tesfaye
So much for claims of media bias -- even Trump's biggest media booster has Clinton beating him nationally
Better than reality television: The 2016 election is proving to be the greatest show on Earth
Tom Engelhardt
How billions of words, tweets, insults and polls blot out reality in the 2016 election
After Trump’s disastrous week, Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement gambit seems like it was a good bet
Michael Garofalo
"Cruz is one of the only non-sellouts in a sea of notable, well-known party figures," a Cruz delegate told Salon
Republicans are doomed: How the GOP’s cynical election strategy is imploding
David Daley
In the past two weeks, judges have ruled against voter-ID laws and other limits on voting in five states
“It is all on the line”: Paul Ryan makes an awkward plea for a “conservative governing majority,” not so much Trump, at RNC
Sophia Tesfaye
The Speaker only mentioned the GOP's presumptive nominee twice, yet still got the crowd roaring
Fears of Trump muddling the electoral map are overblown: His Rustbelt weakness reveals a fundamental vulnerability
Paul Rosenberg
Despite warnings from the media, signs of a battleground shakeup in Trump's favor are noticeably missing
There’s no cleaning this up: Paul Ryan refuses to break his deal with the devil
Gary Legum
Donald Trump’s blatant racism comes second to Ryan’s desire to enact his legislative agenda
Brexit vs. Braveheart: Will the Celtic nations seek revenge on England for its historic blunder?
Andrew O'Hehir
Scotland plots a course toward independence and Ireland ponders unity, while Wales voted "Leave" from the left
Trumpism is here to stay: America’s neo-fascist fever dream has only just begun
John Feffer
As long as our economy produces a nation of haves and have nots, we will remain one election cycle from apocalypse
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