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Donald Trump is the bloated narcissist the Christian right has been searching for all along
David Masciotra
Trump is resonating with evangelicals to the tune of 20 to 30 percent. It's not as odd a marriage as it appears
The awkward Gowdy-Rubio alliance: The Benghazi committee ringleader endorses the establishment darling
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio picked up the backing of Rep. Trey Gowdy who, by Rubio's standard, has weakened national security
It’s time to call foul on the cruelty of beauty pageants: Trump may not own the Miss Universe pageant anymore, but his dehumanizing worldview permeates all beauty pageants
Rhonda Garelick
Imagine a male pageant in which, say, Oprah Winfrey "hosted" 80 young men in Speedos. You can't, can you?
Accomplices in Ted Cruz’s fact-free campaign: How conservative media is making it incredibly easy for him to lie
Sean Illing
The Republican Party relies heavily on right-wing media for information, which is great news for Ted Cruz.
Longtime GOP senator lets Donald Trump have it: “There’s an audience for this self-proclaimed great man, and for the anger and hatefulness that he expresses”
Michael Schulson
Salon exclusive: The three-term GOP senator takes honest look at his party, conservatives, and religion in politics
Stephen Colbert madness the right-wing missed: Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Amy Schumer and the comic who drove the right mad
Sarah Burris
When the right fears you so much that they try and boycott, that's when you know you've had a good year
Bernie does what GOPers won’t: Unlike chicken Republican candidates, Sanders not afraid to hammer Trump
Sean Illing
Sanders calls out Trump for having no plans to help working class. The Donald responds in usual way: with lies.
Michael Moore on why America “needs a little time in the timeout room,” and whether Hillary will start a war to prove “a woman can pull the trigger”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon exclusive: Michael Moore talks Trump and terrorism, Sanders and socialism, Hillary and war
Jeb Bush’s money won’t save him: Deluging New Hampshire voters with ads will likely backfire
Simon Maloy
His Super PAC is buying Super Bowl ads and filling New Hampshire airwaves with more Jeb than you can handle
Former KKK Grand Wizard says the Donald even trumps him when it comes to speaking “radically” about America’s future
Scott Eric Kaufman
David Duke's encouraged that Trump's radicalism is giving racists "the courage to speak out"
Donald Trump believes he’s vanquished the GOP field, turns his attention to new adversaries: Hillary Clinton’s “terrible” husband and “wacko” Bernie Sanders
Scott Eric Kaufman
Having convinced himself he's wrapped up GOP nomination, Trump turns attention to 2 people he's not running against
To Donald Trump, the thrice-married hypocrite: Let’s look at your history and teach you what sexism really is
Amanda Marcotte
Donald Trump is just exposing himself by roping in Bill Clinton's past infidelity into campaign
Paul Krugman: Liberals need to be careful about “Trumpenfreude” or conservatives will “double down on W.”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Not being Donald Trump doesn’t make someone a moderate, or even halfway reasonable," Krugman reminds us
Donald Trump fails history: How the right’s failure to understand Japanese-American internment drives anti-Muslim hatred
Shelley Lee, Rick Baldoz
Justice includes an honest, ongoing reckoning with the past, without which we risk repeating our mistakes
Feel free to laugh at what I got wrong this year: On one of the biggest political stories of 2015, I was waaaaay off
Simon Maloy
In the interest of pundit accountability, I invite you to point and mock just how wrong I was about Trump 2016
The 17 best moments in political comedy this year
Kali Holloway
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert were their usual dazzling selves, but 2015 saw all-new comedians get in on the fun
Fox News fuels white rage: Daniel Holtzclaw, Laquan McDonald and the corporate media’s #blacklivesmatter problem
Chauncey DeVega
The news since San Bernardino is more exaggerated, spectacular and bizarre than ever
The GOP has become the party from George Orwell’s nightmares
Conor Lynch
Between the nascent fascism and the preponderance of doublespeak, could it be any more clear?
“All Muslim life in America is seen through the lens of terrorism”
Corey Robin
Whether Donald Trump or "Homeland," Americans have reduced Muslims to terrorists — and the whole world is watching
We need a progressive debate on Islam: This is the right way to counter Donald Trump, and be honest about extremism
Jeffrey Tayler
Freedom of speech, secularism and equal rights must guide the way we discuss all religions -- and take on bigots
Republicans shield these radical Islamists: Why the GOP field won’t talk honestly about Saudi Arabia
David Masciotra
Ted Cruz and others love to talk of radical Islamists and World War III. They speak less of the Saudi royal family
2015: The year in political theater, from Trump to ISIS — and then there’s the scary stuff
Andrew O'Hehir
Was the political spectacle of 2015 about something more than terror, panic and a certain real estate mogul? Maybe!
“I’ve had my fill of f**king intellectuals”: Why the non-intellectual candidate fills this Trump supporter with hope
Dan Sinykin
In Iowa, Cruz draws the zealots; Rubio, the disillusioned Trump-haters; and Trump, well, people love a celebrity
Donald Trump wasn’t the only awful thing this year: The 6 worst moments in U.S. politics of 2015
Elias Isquith
Hillary's servers, Carson's pyramids and Donald Trump's ... everything — just some of the lowlights of a bad year
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