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Don’t think of a rampaging elephant: Linguist George Lakoff explains how the Democrats helped elect Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Democrats played into Trump's hands, Lakoff says — and they won't win until they learn how to frame the debate
What is to be done? How Democrats can rebuild and recover from the debacle of 2016
Sean McElwee
Abandoning core principles and refusing to fight is exactly the wrong lesson. There's hope! But it will take work
I was the kid at the pro-life rally: My long road to understanding “my body, my choice”
Kelsey L. Munger
Everywhere I looked, I was bombarded with images of death. It took me years to hear what the other side was saying
The best “defence”: On fighting for the good life in Trumplandia
Rebecca Gordon
What is a country for? What should a country do? Why do people establish countries in the first place?
No, Mitch McConnell, we’re not going to “get past” it — the president your voters elected is a dangerous idiot
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump presents an enormous danger to America and the world. Democrats aren't the ones who need to "grow up"
Voting with my eyeballs: I’m tuning out Trump enablers like Jimmy Fallon
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I watched the Golden Globes for decades, but this year I'm a one-woman boycott
Drynuary in hell: Garbage, garbage everywhere, and not a drop to drink
Erin Keane
Only a special kind of idiot — me! — picks a month like this to stop drinking
A new war on birth control: Trump’s victory has empowered the sex scolds
Amanda Marcotte
Trump hires an anti-birth control policy adviser — and Republicans in Congress prepare to escalate the attack
Nearly a quarter of Americans are not religious: Why doesn’t that diversity show up in politics?
Amanda Marcotte
About 1 in 4 Americans has no religious affiliation — but only 1of 538 members of Congress admits to that
Paul Ryan promises to “defund” Planned Parenthood with Obamacare repeal
Matthew Rozsa
The proposed legislation is one of a number of attacks that Republicans have waged against the org recently
Kentucky Republicans propose abortion ban after 20 weeks: “One had a choice early on to make a decision to conceive or not”
Taylor Link
Kentucky lawmakers want to fast track the bill, which has "overwhelming support" from Republicans
Coachella owner’s politics aren’t as hip as his festival, but artists don’t care
Jessica Lipsky
Progressive musicians aren't boycotting the fest as they are Trump's inauguration
Stop the God groveling, Democrats! Lack of religion is not your real problem
Heather Digby Parton
Every time Democrats lose, they rediscover the importance of religion. It's a simplistic and disrespectful reaction
Hands off: More than 2 in 3 Americans don’t want Roe v. Wade overturned
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may get to put an anti-abortion judge on the Supreme Court, but most Americans want to preserve Roe v. Wade
How would Republicans actually repeal the health care law?
Alan Fram
Repeal and replace the ACA is now a top-tier goal for the GOP. Here's how it might play out
March on Washington and beyond: How women are resisting Donald Trump
Ilana Novick
Female political opposition to the president-elect has cropped up in places as unlikely as Teen Vogue
Hope for 2017: Six policy ideas that can lay the groundwork for a more progressive America
Sean McElwee
If Democrats can capture power in state legislatures, these realistic policies can build toward long-term victory
WATCH: 5 times in 2016 when Samantha Bee exposed us to the hilarious truth (OK, and one lie)
Grace Guarnieri
Bee asked us to look at similarities between the U.S. and Brexit and even questioned if Donald Trump could read
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson incensed that Donald Trump will allow “heretic” to pray at inauguration
Matthew Sheffield
Former Red State editor more upset at Paula White's views of Christian trinity than her "prosperity gospel" sleaze
Fighting back against anti-feminist backlash: Women can win the Trump era’s new culture war
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-feminist backlash is all too real — but women are better positioned than ever to fight for our rights
When normal conversations become death threats: Rabid anti-abortionists target Texas abortion providers
Alexandra Rosenmann
Clinic employees caught protesters slashing tires and taking pictures of their license plates
What do I owe my mother? It’s not selfish or childish to refuse to forgive and forget
Anna March
I was on the beach when news of my mother's stroke reached me. Did I really have to cut my vacation short?
Slacktivism for everyone: How keyboard activism is affecting social movements
Jennifer Earl
Online petitions and other innovative methods to mobilize show of support is changing the civil disobedience game
How to argue with your relatives about abortion: A few arguments that don’t work with pro-lifers and some that might
Shawna Kay Rodenberg
If you anticipate an argument over abortion politics with Aunt Cheryl at this year's family dinner, read this first
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