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Shelter from the storm: Republicans have all intentions of protecting their president from problems
Heather Digby Parton
The president can complain that Republicans don't have his back. But the GOP's inactivity shows they actually do
Jared Kushner is blaming his subordinates for leaving out details on security forms
Matthew Rozsa
Jared Kushner is set to go in front of Congress. Here's what he'll say
A 21st-century form of indentured servitude has already penetrated deep into the American heartland
Thom Hartmann
Corporations want to make sure that laborers never again have the power to tell big business how to treat them
Career advice for Sean Spicer: Work nights at a supermarket — like I did after he cost me my job
Bob Hennelly
Sean Spicer probably got me fired at CBS. I wound up stocking shelves at night, and learned things he'll never know
Why not call it treason?
Jefferson Morley
Team Trump's actions fit the commonsense and legal definition of betrayal of country
5 reasons Trump is a health calamity waiting to happen
Kali Holloway
The guy seems like he's not in the best shape
Pro-Trump media are pushing a new voter fraud conspiracy theory
Grace Bennett
Far-right sources are claiming that thousands of voters “unregistering” in Colo. are evidence of “mass voter fraud"
White House says Trump is open to signing legislation on Russia sanctions: Report
Charlie May
On Sunday a White House official said the Trump administration supports "where the legislation is now"
Trump expected to nominate top coal lobbyist as EPA deputy administrator
Charlie May
Andrew Wheeler, a top lobbyist for Murray Energy, is expected to be nominated by Trump as EPA receives overhaul
Kellyanne Conway: Trump “doesn’t think he’s lying” about voter fraud and wiretapping
Charlie May
Conway defended the president, and his baseless assertions in a 25-minute interview with CNN's Brian Stelter
Jay Sekulow: “Pardons have not been discussed and pardons are not on the table”
Charlie May
Sekulow insisted pardons were not being considered, but said Trump's ability to pardon himself was an open question
Chuck Schumer says single-payer health care is “on the table” for Democrats
Charlie May
The Senate Minority Leader said the Democrats have been "too namby-pamby" in the past
Early stage idiocracy: Trump won’t be the last celebrity-turned-politician
Max Cea
Why are so many celebrities flirting with running for office?
Trump’s support falling among swing-state voters who elected him, recent polls find
Steven Rosenfeld
A third of voters remain hardcore, unapologetic fans
Congress agrees on Russia sanctions bill that will go to President Trump for his signature or veto
Taylor Link
The bill will not be taken kindly by the Kremlin, so now the onus is on the president to decide if it becomes law
“Full transparency”: Anthony Scaramucci informs Twitter that he’s deleting old tweets in effort to be transparent
Taylor Link
The new White House communications director had taken pro-gun control, climate and anti-wall stances in the past
How to re-watch “Entourage”
John Semley
On the bad faith of hate-watching and the critical perils of the post-taste consensus
Federal investigators in Russia probe hope to flip Paul Manafort: report
Taylor Link
Trump's former campaign manager is under investigation for money laundering, and Bob Mueller is looking to flip him
Sexist “Doctor Who” haters don’t just deserve our scorn, they need it
Matthew Rozsa
Don't ignore the haters and their male fragility. Buckle down and crush them — you're doing them a favor
Democrats are still chasing rural white voters, and it’s a strategy doomed to fail
Amanda Marcotte
Instead of chasing down white voters who are committed to culture war, Democrats need to energize their base
“This is what democracy looks like”: Why Black Lives Matter is a struggle to save our democracy
Sophia A. McClennen
Documenting the Ferguson uprising, the film "Whose Streets?" is a powerful account of the future of black activism
Trump won on “white fright”: Why identity politics win elections
David Masciotra
Salon talks to Christopher Parker about why the Democrats should "play the race card" in the next election
“The Daily Show” says goodbye to Sean Spicer with in memoriam tribute
Taylor Link
The late-night shows will no longer have their favorite White House adviser to mock and ridicule
Pardon-palooza: Trump could wreak havoc by abusing the presidential pardon
Cody Cain
No one knows if the president can pardon himself. But he can damn sure pardon everybody else and let them walk away
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