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Jeb’s multi-million dollar sinkhole: Months of pro-Bush ads haven’t accomplished much

Simon Maloy
After nearly $30 million in super PAC TV ads, Jeb's campaign still hasn't bounced back, which should worry donors

Bernie Sanders isn’t cooked yet: New poll confirms he’s still the strongest candidate against every Republican

Sean Illing
Hillary has closed the gap -- but the new Quinnipiac poll shows Sanders runs best against Trump, Cruz, Rubio

America’s white working class apocalypse: What’s really driving its rapid demise

Barbara Ehrenreich
America now has a longevity gap to match its income gap. Here's how an entire demographic slid into the abyss

Bernie supporters could blow this election: Why refusing to vote for Hillary Clinton will only make everything worse

Gary Legum
Some liberals are now insisting that a vote for Hillary is no better than a vote for Republicans. They're wrong

We know how to destroy Donald Trump: His kryptonite is actually what he claims to do best

Amanda Marcotte
The Republican establishment can't figure out how to stop him. It's easy: Just let him act presidential

“Proto-fascist thug demagoguery”: Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and the right’s new race lie

Chauncey DeVega
Ted Cruz has a truth problem. Donald Trump is playing a Silent Majority card. Ugliness is in the air

Donald Trump attacks “low IQ” conservative Washington Post blogger for being “a real dummy”

Scott Eric Kaufman
Jennifer Rubin criticized Trump's plan to have CNN pay him $5 million for next GOP debate, so he unloaded on her

Fox News’ Eric Bolling melts down on Twitter after reporter challenges his new conspiracy theory about American Muslims

Scott Eric Kaufman
"Whether or not it was a thousand, thousand, a few hundred, a handful — who cares, there were Muslims"

Bill O’Reilly devastates Donald Trump by attempting to fact-check his claim that American Muslims cheered on 9/11

Scott Eric Kaufman
"At Trump's request, we tried to get video of any celebrations in NJ, but the stations say they don't have any"

Ted Cruz’s plan to conquer America: How the senator from wing-nut nation could win the GOP nomination

Heather Digby Parton
The Tea Party favorite has quietly been building momentum. If Trump falls, he could be one to grab the ball and run

GOP insiders’ Donald Trump freakout is totally warranted: Why his success is a Republican reckoning

Conor Lynch
Even if he doesn't win—and he very well still could—Trump foretells a frightening new era for conservatives

Chris Christie joins the torture caucus: Another 2016 hopeful wants to bring back waterboarding

Simon Maloy
Chris Christie believes waterboarding is legal and necessary, and he'd resurrect a sorry chapter in our history

5 disgraceful GOP responses to the Planned Parenthood shootings

Tana Ganeva
Most of the candidates refuse to acknowledge the shooter's political motives, even after his "baby parts" remark

“Attack his strength”: The only way Republicans can stop Donald Trump

Elias Isquith
GOPers haven't been able to thwart him. But the truth is that Trump's biggest weakness is hiding in plain sight

TV is killing the movies: Can Hollywood step up its game to compete with the small screen?

Scott Timberg
If you're not an action hero, 2015 has seen plenty of box office bombs — and not just stinkers like "Aloha"

Donald Trump is too terrifying for the GOP: Even the Koch brothers cower away from criticism in fear of his blowback

Sophia Tesfaye
New NYT report says Kochs will remain on the sidelines, "reluctant to incur more ferocious counterattacks"

GOP presidential candidates mock landmark Paris climate summit: Real problem is “climate right now between the races”

Sophia Tesfaye
"We need a commander-in-chief NOT a meteorologist-in-chief"

Trump wins because he lies: Truthiness, Fox News, and why the right likes a fact-free zone

Sean Illing
The right-wing media bubble is real. New data explains why post-truth campaigns succeed in the Republican Party

Let’s be honest for once: The GOP practices the purest, most obnoxious identity politics ever

Amanda Marcotte
Democrats are always accused of playing "identity politics." The reality is that Republicans do it far more

The GOP establishment’s Ted Cruz terror: The party obviously despises him—but he keeps getting stronger and stronger

Gary Legum
In the event of Trump's (supposedly) inevitable downfall, insiders are praying for Rubio. But they might not a say

Donald Trump’s “mind-boggling need for attention”: The painfully obvious “Making of Trump” fails to break the surface

Scott Timberg
Want to know more about the mogul--turned-candidate? Don't look to the History channel for answers

Wing-nuts have weaponized hatred: How the conservative echo chamber is making us all less safe

Bob Cesca
You don't have to look far to find a shocking abundance of ideologically motivated violence in this country

This is how Ted Cruz wins: Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and the narrow but real path to a Cruz nomination

Simon Maloy
Ted Cruz's 2016 strategy virtually guarantees that he'll do well in Iowa. But he needs chaos and luck after that
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