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“Ted Cruz is a liar”: Marco Rubio becomes Cruz’s latest target in South Carolina
Sophia Tesfaye
The Rubio campaign is now slamming Cruz for “dishonest push-polls” and dirty Facebook tricks in lead up to Saturday
Conservative war hypocrisy: Donald Trump is getting celebrated for saying the same thing that ruined the Dixie Chicks
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Iraq War criticism nearly identical to what Dixie Chicks said a decade ago, yet he's leading the primary
GOP’s desperate Marco Rubio reboot: The #marcomentum narrative is just pathetic and will go nowhere
Elias Isquith
Why are the GOP establishment and the D.C. press corps trying to revive Rubio 2016? Because he's all they've got
Thomas Friedman’s America: The New York Times columnist is puzzled by populist anger
Simon Maloy
Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz don't mesh with Thomas Friedman's obviously correct vision of America
Watch Trump discuss anal sex, his wife’s lack of bowel movements and how sleeping around is as dangerous as Vietnam
Asha Parker
I mean watch it if you can stomach it
Getting hot in Nevada: Dead heat between Hillary and Bernie in Saturday’s caucus
Antoaneta Roussi
Hillary Clinton holds 1 point edge over Bernie; Trump still way ahead in South Carolina, CNN/ORC poll finds
Donald Trump is bulletproof: Why his call to Colbert last night should scare the left
Scott Timberg
Comics can mock him all they want -- Trump shakes off late-night jokes with his weird anti-charm, and it's working
Stephen King slams Donald Trump: “Even if he was able to govern without blowing up the world, could we look at a guy who resembles a cable game show host for four years?”
Brendan Gauthier
King's new interview with The Daily Beast covers 9/11, #OscarsSoWhite, the GOP and more
Trump “juggernaut” laps the GOP field: He surged to a 2-1 lead over Cruz in latest national poll
Scott Eric Kaufman
Looks like we'll still have Donald Trump to kick around for a long, long while
“He finally got booed for saying George W. Bush was president on 9/11”: Seth Meyers stunned anew by GOP madness
Brendan Gauthier
Months of racist comments, no problem, Meyers observed. But tell a simple truth about 9/11? Not a Republican debate
Donald Trump’s despicable race-baiting: Why his xenophobic immigration platform is getting even worse
Heather Digby Parton
The billionaire is no stranger to ugly racial appeals. He's been doing it for years—but now he could be president
“Out of this chaos, strongmen will emerge”: Richard Engel sees an authoritarian future in the Middle East
Elias Isquith
The U.S. must fight "a very strong temptation" to embrace stabilizing dictators, author and journalist tells Salon
Marco Rubio’s campaign is truly pathetic — so why hasn’t the media noticed?
Gary Legum
From the glowing reviews he gets, you'd think Rubio was neck and neck with Trump. In fact, he's not even close
John Kerry blasts Donald Trump: He’s only the GOP front-runner and world leaders are already complaining about him
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I hear about [Trump] everywhere," the Secretary of State told Jimmy Kimmel Tuesday night
Stephen Colbert just trolled Donald Trump perfectly, while interviewing him
Brendan Gauthier
The king of trolls gets a lesson from the master when he calls into an orange phone, complete with toupee
Political paralysis is the new normal: The GOP’s Scalia gamble may be suicidal, but it’s not illogical
Andrew O'Hehir
Trapped by its lunatic base, the GOP goes all-in on nihilism -- but in 2016, we can't assume that helps Democrats
America’s wing-nut derangement syndrome: The death of Antonin Scalia & the mainstreaming of far-right paranoia
Bob Cesca
You'd expect Alex Jones to have a conspiracy theory about Scalia's death. The scary thing is he's not alone
Trump’s crafty move on Iraq: His war comments allow conservatives to move past the Bush years while saving face
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Iraq comments were initially surprising, but they give conservatives a way to put Bush years behind them
Donald Trump’s South Carolina supporters are the most radical yet
Sophia Tesfaye
31 percent support banning gays. 38 percent wish the South had won. 70 percent want the Confederate Flag flying
Donald Trump is unstoppable: After crossing the 9/11 line at Saturday’s debate, his lead in South Carolina remains “yuuuge”
Sean Illing
Trump has slain every sacred cow imaginable, yet his popularity among Republican primary voters continues to rise
Scalia truthers: The murder conspiracy theories don’t surprise us at all — it’s typical, mainstream Republican paranoia
Amanda Marcotte
Scalia murder theories are no sillier than the "lame duck" arguments denying Obama's right to appoint judges
Donald Trump pens op-ed supporting all forms of torture — especially the ineffective ones
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The enemy," he claims, "is cutting off the heads off Christians and drowning them," but probably not in that order
The rise of the Trump Party: Why the Donald’s shocking debate performance could signal the death of the old order
Heather Digby Parton
During the weekend's GOP debate, Trump went where no other Republican has ever dared to go
The GOP’s terrifyingly literal “Brat Pack”: Why Saturday’s debate proves these candidates are all petulant children
Bob Cesca
It would be hard to watch this past weekend's debate and get any impression other than wide-eyed terror
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