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Christie’s GOP sabotage: Republicans long thought the New Jersey governor was a backstabber, and now they’re proved right
Simon Maloy
Chris Christie's self-interested endorsement of Donald Trump was a brutal hit on Marco Rubio and his own party
They’re still lying about the first Gulf War: How the first George Bush helped create today’s Middle East trouble
Darin Strauss
The first Gulf War was not the good one, and 25 years later, as false history hardens, we must remember why
The case against Hillary Clinton: This is the disaster Democrats must avoid
P.J. Podesta
She's not the candidate of economic fairness, peace or a genuine progressive agenda. She's also not more electable
Secrets, lies and the iPhone: A CIA whistleblower talks about Obama’s bizarre secrecy obsession — and why Hillary and Bernie won’t talk about it
Andrew O'Hehir
This isn't about Apple vs. the FBI — it's about a "progressive" president with a dismal record on civil liberties
The New York Times embarrasses itself again: Grey Lady holds Hillary to separate disclosure standard
Eric Boehlert
Republican candidates can give all the paid speeches they please. Only Clinton is called to release her transcripts
This is a war for America’s soul: Donald Trump reflects frustrations of an embittered white America
Aaron Barlow
Trump is a vehicle for angry whites who feel invisible to elites. We miss the point to focus on Trump and not them
“America is not Texas”: This is why Ted Cruz’s cynical Southern evangelical strategy is doomed to fail
Lou Dubose
Cruz has been waiting for primaries to turn south. Trump's nabbing his votes, but the joke may be on us
One bully endorses another bigger bully: Why Chris Christie hitched his wagon to Donald Trump
Gary Legum
It wasn't that long ago that Christie was railing against Trump for being unpresidential. So what gives?
“The state of our union is f**king awesome”: Bill Maher mocks “Andrew Dice Trump” delivering the SOTU address
Brendan Gauthier
After Trump blasted Vincente Fox for foul language, the "Real Time" host imagines him working blue
David Brooks won’t admit it, but Donald Trump is partially his fault
Elias Isquith
The star pundit is tired of so-called antipolitics. But before he makes accusations, he should look at himself
“He was so scared, like a little frightened puppy”: The 10 most bizarre moments from Trump’s Fort Worth rally
Michael Garofalo
Donald Trump's rally in Fort Worth was his most surreal and ridiculous yet
“We’re gonna have people suing you like you’ve never been sued before”: Trump threatens NYT, WaPo and the First Amendment
Brendan Gauthier
Having run out of living enemies to obliterate, Trump takes on the Founding Fathers, iconic newspapers
“We do not need reality TV in the Oval Office right now”: A look back at Chris Christie’s greatest slams against his new BFF, Donald Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
Christie's backing Trump, but let's not forget the choice words he had for the billionaire on the campaign trail
Chris Christie gets his revenge: In a final slam on Marco Rubio, endorses Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Chris Christie endorses Trump, a move that may be more about destroying Rubio than helping the Donald
“Donald Trump has never punched anyone in the face”: Marco Rubio’s new tough guy approach is cute but falls flat
Brendan Gauthier
Rubio is finding out too late that GOP voters respond better to bravado than establishment policy promises
Chris Christie wants to be relevant again, endorses Donald Trump
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I am proud to be here to endorse Donald Trump for President of the United States," he said
We’re not laughing: Trump reigns in latest, unsettling GOP debate
Elias Isquith
Final debate before Super Tuesday was the most Trump-centric one yet. Nowadays, though, this show isn't so funny
Lindsey Graham is trying to win the Internet at the GOP’s expense — and may very well just have
Scott Eric Kaufman
My "party has gone batshit crazy," he said at the Washington Press Club Foundation Dinner
Paul Krugman: The GOP is delusional about who its own voters ever are
Scott Eric Kaufman
Anything that "dares to help Those People" will be rejected by the base
Is President Trump possible? The obvious answer is “no,” but it’d be silly to underestimate him again if he faces Hillary or Bernie
Simon Maloy
It feels ludicrous to even contemplate how a sleazy proto-fascist becomes president, but it's not inconceivable
Lindsey Graham jokes about the murder of Ted Cruz and finally admits the GOP “has gone batsh*t crazy” in hilariously honest speech
Sophia Tesfaye
"If you kill Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate, and the trial was in the Senate, nobody could convict you"
The gun industry won: Republicans defeated the anti-gun crowd by shouting them down with temper tantrums and sheer nonsense
Amanda Marcotte
The gun lobby won by being so unreasonable that discourse fell apart, a strategy conservatives adopted
Donald Trump is basically invincible at this point: Cruz & Rubio waited way too long to fight back
Heather Digby Parton
At last night's debate, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz finally took aim at their main rival. If only it weren't so late
Three bullies in a locker room: Rubio and Cruz came out swinging, but Trump’s still king of the swirlies
Sonia Saraiya
Last night's CNN debate was a bear fight of "unintelligible yelling," measuring-up contests and smarmy taunts
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