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Ivanka’s insulating power: What the Trump scion still doesn’t get about sexual harassment
Silpa Kovvali
Harassment isn't a company culture issue, as she says, it's a legal one—and laws give strength to the powerless
Cease all Trump sanctimony: Republicans want to disavow a monster they created because it is devouring them alive
Daniel Denvir
It's tempting to think that Trump has finally gone too far, but he's just giving his backers exactly what they want
America’s great mistakes: Has everyone forgotten that the Vietnam and Iraq wars were unnecessary, stupid and destructive?
David Masciotra
Trump's flap with the Khans over "sacrifice" misses a crucial question: Sacrifice for what?
The paradoxical campaign of Donald Trump: Why his many contradictions and flip-flops don’t matter
Conor Lynch
Consistent messaging or coherent policy are less important to Trump's supporters than his confrontational style
This is not a moment, it’s a movement: More at stake for Sanders supporters than merely the 2016 election
Conor Lynch
Defeating Trump in November is imperative, but so is maintaining a popular movement long after the votes are cast
David Cross brings “social justice warriors” and the right together: “Through their hatred of me, [they] bond”
Scott Timberg
We talk to the comedian about his new special, Trump, Fox News, Hillary Clinton and political correctness
Julian Assange to Bill Maher: Wikileaks “working on” hacking Donald Trump’s tax returns
Brendan Gauthier
Asked if the DNC hack was "fair game" at such a critical juncture, Assange said, "It was definitely good fun"
Trump’s suicide mission: He’s not trying to destroy his own campaign — the destructive urge he represents is much bigger than that
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Trump sabotaging himself? Wrong question — he's channeling a deep-seated American urge toward self-destruction
Sixty years and nothing to show: The slow decay of American politics since Eisenhower, Stevenson
Andrew Bacevich
In 1956, both parties nominated likeable individuals who conveyed trustworthiness. In 2016, neither party has
Dems, don’t get happy: Despite big media narratives of a Clinton runaway victory, 100 days is a lifetime in politics
Bob Cesca
Democrats have a tendency to check out once they feel — rightly or wrongly — their candidate's a shoo-in
How does Trump betray American political tradition? Let us count the ways
Todd Gitlin
Trump refused to shelter, cover or justify the political declarations of recent political leaders across the board
“I don’t throw babies out. Believe me, I love babies”: Donald Trump on baby-gate
Brendan Gauthier
"The whole place laughed, we had a good time," Trump reminisced about the time he kicked a baby out of his rally
“We encourage you to do this more often”: Hillary Clinton finally holds a “press conference” — sort of
Sophia Tesfaye
The Democratic presidential nominee has not held an offiicial press conference in over 200 days
Donald Trump and the Tea Party myth: Why the GOP is now an identity movement, not a political party
Sean Illing
If Tea Party conservatives actually cared about spending, they'd rip apart Trump's big government ideas
Face it, conservatives: Trying to change Donald Trump is a lost cause
Carrie Sheffield
GOP leaders are fooling themselves if they think an intervention will make any difference in Trump's behavior
After Trump’s disastrous week, Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement gambit seems like it was a good bet
Michael Garofalo
"Cruz is one of the only non-sellouts in a sea of notable, well-known party figures," a Cruz delegate told Salon
Trump’s crashing and burning: FiveThirtyEight projects Clinton has 92.9% chance of winning
Brendan Gauthier
Trump has just a single-digit chance of winning the electoral and popular votes, says the latest projection
Former Klansman David Duke expects Donald Trump supporters to turn out for him, too
Justine Morris
"I represent the ideas of preserving this country... And I think Trump represents that as well," he told NPR
We can’t look away: The joy of Donald Trump and political rubbernecking
Chauncey DeVega
Trump’s campaign and his takeover of the Republican Party are the political equivalents of a car accident
Seth Meyers on Trump’s flub-filled week: “He’ll be way cooler and more reasonable just as soon as we give him more power”
Brendan Gauthier
"You know," Meyers said, "the same way drunk people always calm down once you give them back their car keys"
The damage is done: Republicans plotting a Trump “intervention” are way too late
Sean Illing
Panic has spread within the Republican Party, but the time to stop the Trump trainwreck was months ago
Mitch McConnell’s Trump problem: The nominee undermines SCOTUS obstruction and the GOP majority
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump could force the Senate GOP to choose between its majority and its obstruction of Merrick Garland
Talk about an empty chair! Clint Eastwood doesn’t understand how the government works
Gary Legum
Like Trump, Eastwood thinks an intrepid POTUS-CEO can fix everything, but the US government is not a corporation
Challenging the stereotype: Working class white guys against Trump
Leo Gerard
The press would have you believe that all of the angry white men are Trump supporters
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