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Ken Cuccinelli’s new frontiers in racism: Real Americans are “people coming from Europe”
Amanda Marcotte
Donald Trump and his minions keep hiding behind euphemisms. What they clearly want is to make America whiter
How Trump and Fox News work with fascists to spread hateful propaganda
Amanda Marcotte
By staging streets fights with "antifa," hate groups help Trump push the lie that "both sides" cause terrorism
Yes, it matters that Trump spread a lie about the Clintons murdering Jeffrey Epstein
Amanda Marcotte
Trump retweeted an outrageous conspiracy theory, and the media mostly shrugged. Things are definitely not OK
Democrats, stand firm: Calling out Trump’s racism is the right thing—and the right 2020 strategy
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats who have named Trump's white supremacy should not give in to pressure over it
We’re destroying Earth’s ability to clean the air of greenhouse gases
Amanda Marcotte
Natural lands provide a filtration system for the atmosphere, but they are disappearing quickly
A warning sign for 2020 Democrats: Cory Booker’s Philly campaign stop sticks to politics as usual
Amanda Marcotte
I hoped to see something other than Democratic politics as usual at a Booker campaign event Wednesday evening
Bad faith attacks on Joaquin Castro over publicizing donor list are a weak cover for Trump’s guilt
Amanda Marcotte
Desperate Trump supporters push a false equivalence between inciting terrorism and...campaign finance transparency?
Everyone knows Trump is a racist, so why can’t the media say it?
Amanda Marcotte
The headlines fail again to capture how Trump clearly doesn't mean it when he condemns racism
What 8chan is — and why the far-right flocks to it
Nicole Karlis
Multiple mass shooters have posted their manifestos on the fringe message board. How did it get this way?
El Paso is the best of America. No wonder a white nationalist terrorist attacked it
Amanda Marcotte
El Paso is the best version of America, which is why Trump heaped hatred on it until a terrorist attacked the city
Donald Trump’s connections to Russia, explained
Matthew Rozsa
Here are five irrefutable facts about our president's ties to a foreign adversary
Trump’s racist accusations: As usual, he projects his own sins and crimes onto others
Amanda Marcotte
Trump flings wild corruption charges against Baltimore's leaders — it's projection, combined with racism
Cory Booker’s big night: Harris hangs in there, Biden falters in second debate
Amanda Marcotte
Second Democratic debate in Detroit was limper: Biden struggles, but Cory Booker proves he belongs in the top tier
Democratic debate in Detroit, part two: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris get a rematch
Amanda Marcotte
Racial issues will likely be front and center again, as Joe Biden will be flanked by Cory Booker and Kamala Harris
The Liz and Bernie show: Progressive duo shows us why they’re electable
Amanda Marcotte
Warren and Sanders lay waste to moderate foes, and to the false dichotomy between "electable" and progressive
How the internet spawned 21st-century fascism
Amanda Marcotte
In "It Came From Something Awful", Dale Beran explores the origins and the psychology of the alt-right
Democratic debate in Detroit, part one: Liz and Bernie vs. the “moderates”
Amanda Marcotte
Warren and Sanders will square off against the middle-roaders, promising some serious policy-wonk scuffles
Trump’s three R’s for re-election: Racism, Russia and Republican servility
Amanda Marcotte
Forget "God, guns and gays": Trump's strategy for 2020 is racist attacks, Russian support and Republican enablers
Marco Rubio’s “gotcha” tweet about Ilhan Omar: Aid and comfort to white nationalism
Amanda Marcotte
Rubio wanted to score a cheap political point, but ended up feeding a narrative that breeds support for fascism
Media declares Mueller was boring: Who cares if Trump is a criminal?
Amanda Marcotte
Mueller's testimony laid bare Trump's venality. But the mainstream press is disappointed by lack of razzle-dazzle
Robert Mueller vs. the House Insanity Caucus: There were no survivors
Andrew O'Hehir
It was long stretches of boredom interrupted by patches of madness — and you needed a Fox News decoder ring
Mueller’s Russia testimony exposes the depth of Donald Trump’s corruption
Amanda Marcotte
Mueller tells Congress he couldn't charge Trump with conspiracy — but that doesn't mean he thinks he's innocent
Today was #MuellerTime, but did anyone at home do the reading first?
Ashlie D. Stevens
The social media reactions to Robert Mueller's congressional testimony were fairly muted, given its significance
Robert Mueller’s reticence: An eloquent case for impeaching Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Robert Mueller was terse, indirect and reluctant. That's exactly why Congress must begin an impeachment inquiry
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