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Here’s why James Comey’s book is the talk of the country
Matthew Rozsa
There's a scathing portrait of the president — and it's coming from a man who wanted loyalty
James Comey is no resistance hero — but he’s stubborn enough to stand up to a bully like Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Comey's exaggerated sanctimony got the whole country in this mess. But now he's hitting Trump where it hurts
Donald Trump and Paul Manafort revived Nixon’s race-based hate strategy for the 21st century
Thom Hartmann, Lamar Waldron
Conservative politicians often use racist dog-whistles to get votes, power, and money
Pain is the reward: Here’s what pundits keep getting wrong about Trump and his supporters
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's voters are suffering. They still love him. Mainstream journalists lack any understanding of this pathology
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, now a Senate candidate, accused of flouting campaign finance law
Amanda Marcotte
The law says super PACs can't coordinate with candidates. Rick Scott is one of many Republicans who ignore that
“Roseanne” star seeks treatment for her “battles” as revival remains dominant in weekly ratings
Rachel Leah
Emma Kenney steps away from Hollywood "for a bit." Meanwhile, the sitcom is becoming a rallying call for the right
This is not a story about Donald Trump’s love child: It’s a lot more damaging than that
Jeremy Binckes
There's no evidence Trump had an illegitimate kid, but plenty of evidence that his henchmen buried the story
Former top EPA official: Scott Pruitt engaged in “unethical and potentially illegal actions”
Charlie May
A blistering letter from Democratic lawmakers demanded Pruitt turn over all materials related to the alleged abuses
Robert Mueller’s investigation may be scattered, but he knows what he’s doing
Matthew Rozsa
Should America be in the know when it comes to the investigation into the White House?
Senators should ask Pompeo about relationships with anti-Muslim activists
Miranda Blue
Pompeo will soon be considered for secretary of state — but his anti-Muslim connections ought to be questioned
Meghan McCain shouts at audience for applauding Paul Ryan’s retirement
Travis Gettys
The conservative co-host believes Paul Ryan was almost too good for today’s Washington, D.C.
Sean Hannity rails against James Comey, Hillary Clinton and “deep state crime families”
Charlie May
President Trump's favorite TV host dedicated 11 minutes to mafia-like diagrams of Comey, the Clintons and Mueller
Right’s ludicrous Facebook obsession: Snowflakes claim bias against conservatives
Matthew Sheffield
Ted Cruz and others claim Facebook is squelching conservative views. But the real problem is right-wing fake news
Pundits agree: Paul Ryan is retiring because he sold his soul to Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
As Ryan prepares to retire as Speaker of the House, pundits seem to agree that he is leaving behind a bad legacy
Trump, Bolton and the looming threat of war with Russia: Could the president’s corruption save us?
Heather Digby Parton
Torn between BFF Vladimir Putin and his war-mongering new adviser, Trump faces a fateful choice — on Twitter
Slipped through the cracks: April 12, 2018
Compiled by Salon staff
The notes and quotes you may have missed
Extreme anti-abortion rhetoric and “grab ’em by the p***y”: The right’s ugly fantasies about women
Amanda Marcotte
Kevin Williamson is no outlier. Violent fantasies about punishing women over sexuality are endemic on the right
Republicans waste their time with Mark Zuckerberg obsessing over Diamond & Silk
Sophia Tesfaye
Roseanne also ran to the defense of the pro-Trump YouTube duo on Wednesday
Congress, experts frightened by Trump’s eagerness to strike Syria
Charlie May
As the world awaits Trump's impending action on Syria, his "lack of constitutional authority" stirs grave concerns
What cable news viewership reveals about the 2018 midterm elections
Rachel Leah
MSNBC's numbers are on the rise, and strategists see a direct correlation between viewership and voter sentiment
With Paul Ryan leaving, will it be Randy Bryce — or Paul Nehlen?
Matthew Rozsa
The Democrat's dream would be Iron Stache in the House. But their nightmare is worse
Trump’s company is suing towns across the country to get breaks on taxes
Katherine Sullivan
Trump’s business is arguing its properties are worth just a fraction of what Trump has claimed they are in the past
Is Paul Ryan’s retirement a sign Republicans are giving up?
Matthew Rozsa
With all the GOP has against it, Paul Ryan's retirement is a clear sign to one expert
Michael Cohen has a pretty sketchy history
Martin Cizmar
Michael Cohen once tried to get $5 million from Bill Maher because of a joke
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