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Steve Bannon says Trump’s Cabinet of billionaires has been “selected for a reason . . . deconstruction”
Matthew Rozsa
Bannon confirmed that Trump's Cabinet appointments aren't there to govern. They're there to destroy
WATCH: Seth Meyers compares Republicans’ rough town halls to Trump’s golfing weekends
Jeremy Binckes
Meyers takes on Trump's golfing habits and Republicans' wish that they could be golfing, too
Forget about “reaching out” to Trump voters, Democrats — that’s a pointless, self-destructive strategy
Heather Digby Parton
Is liberal outrage driving away the "deplorables"? Too bad. To win, we need righteous anger, not compromise
Trump Administration wanted FBI to throw cold water on Russia probe: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's White House reportedly tried to get involved in an investigation
First installment on the butcher’s bill: Donald Trump’s supporters will be made to pay
Chauncey DeVega
A month in, the bill keeps adding up: Trump voters backed an unqualified demagogue, and the price will be painful
West Texas says no: For many people along the border, Trump’s wall fantasy is a nightmare
Amanda Marcotte
People who actually live in the rugged, spectacular border country of West Texas largely oppose Trump's wall
The breitbartification of CPAC
Matt Gertz
Breitbart has passed away, but the revolution he started is at its peak: the media company is everywhere at CPAC
WATCH: DNC in disarray? Shareblue executive editor says the easy narrative doesn’t fit the facts
Jeremy Binckes
Trump came out of the gate firing, but Democrats were able to counter, Jess McIntosh told Salon Talks
Kansas GOP revolts, nearly overturns Gov. Sam Brownback’s billion-dollar failed experiment
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican-led state house votes overwhelmingly to roll back Brownback's 2012 tax cuts, but override falls short
House Republicans are putting the kibosh on attempts to force disclosure on Russian ties, conflicts of interest
Matthew Rozsa
Jeff Sessions would be required to provide communication about ““criminal or counterintelligence investigations"
Trump’s Mexico problem: Picking stupid fights with a critical immigration partner
Simon Maloy
The Mexican government slaps back at Trump's draconian immigration plan, calling it a "legal impossibility"
NYPD commissioner to officers: Disregard Trump’s immigrant deportation order
Taylor Link
New York City will not comply with any warrants issued by federal immigration officials
Jason Chaffetz will finally investigate something — a national park’s tweet
Taylor Link
After criticism for turning a blind eye to the White House, the chairman plans to probe a park's social media post
Conservatives are still wary about Trump’s conservative bona fides
Lisa Lerer, Andrew Taylor
Conservatives are learning that dealing with Trump can be a bit complicated
GOP senator is prepared to subpoena President Trump for his tax returns
Matthew Rozsa
"If it’s necessary to get to the answers," Collins said of possibly ordering Trump's taxes released
Arizona Republicans want to empower the police to arrest peaceful protesters
Taylor Link
The legislation would define a protest as a riot if property damage occurs, allowing police to arrest organizers
GOP lawmaker calls for Trump’s border wall, warns nuclear weapons may be hidden in marijuana
Sophia Tesfaye
Arizona Republican Rep. Trent Franks told CNN he worries about terrorists using bales of marijuana to smuggle nukes
President Trump’s hiring decisions are quick, based on loyalty and are like “The Apprentice”
Taylor Link
The president reportedly relies on his gut and instinct, and offered Chris Christie a role in his Cabinet
Chris Christie may be leaving politics to focus on sports talk radio: report
Jeremy Binckes
Instead of trailing President Trump to Washington, the New Jersey governor may be hitting the airwaves instead
Americans think President Trump’s conflicts of interest are unethical: poll
Matthew Rozsa
More than half of registered voters say Trump is either breaking the law or simply being unethical
Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort was blackmailed over Russia ties after being hacked: report
Matthew Rozsa
A new report suggests that Paul Manafort's Russian connection was used by attempted blackmailers
WATCH: Stephen Colbert explains Alex Jones, President Trump’s “CAPS LOCK” adviser
Taylor Link
The Infowars leader is heavy on influence, and light on facts
Red, rural America acts on climate change – without calling it climate change
Rebecca J. Romsdahl
Small town strategies can provide insights into how to make progress on climate policy with Trump in office
Will Trump and Bannon drag us into another big ground war? It could happen sooner than we think
Heather Digby Parton
Our president wants to "knock the hell out of ISIS" and "take the oil"; his key adviser longs for World War III
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