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Watch Elizabeth Warren burn it all down in epic takedown of “thin-skinned, racist bully” Donald Trump: “He will never be President of the United States”
Sophia Tesfaye
Warren is expected to endorse Hillary Clinton on Thursday -- but first, she absolutely torched Trump
Neil Finn knows why “Don’t Dream It’s Over” feels “almost ridiculously pertinent” now: “Particularly with Donald Trump talking about building walls”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the prolific songwriter about 30 years of Crowded House, his vault, re-releases and his new work
“Delete your account”: Hillary Clinton’s social media team just heated up the race with some millennial sass
Brendan Gauthier
Chillary won the Internet Thursday with her tweet to Donald Trump, whether she knows what that means or not
Republicans are scrambling (again) for a third party candidate: Why it won’t work and misses the point
Sean Illing
Trump is an outgrowth of Republican politics, and the party has to reckon with reality above all else.
Clinton helped create Trump: Green Party’s Jill Stein blasts Hillary for already implementing Donald’s policies
Ben Norton
"Terrible things we expect from Donald Trump, we’ve actually already seen from Hillary Clinton," Jill Stein warns
Donald Trump’s response to Republicans worried about his racist statements: Relax, don’t be so “politically correct”
Sean Illing
Trump has made "political correctness" a catch-all term for hate speech - The GOP better get used to it
D.L. Hughley perfectly sums up the GOP’s dilemma with Trump: “What [they are] saying is that a racist is better than a liberal”
Sophia Tesfaye
The comedian tells MSNBC that House Speaker Paul Ryan's support of Trump "is a modern day Missouri compromise"
Democratic senator knows “perfect” VP candidate for Trump: Former Representative Todd “legitimate rape” Akin
Scott Eric Kaufman
"At least he learned how to apologize," Senator Claire McCaskill argued on Morning Joe Thursday
Trump’s people want to drop the topic of his racism against Judge Curiel, but conservatives are incapable of letting go
Amanda Marcotte
It's not just Trump; defending Trump against charges of racism is the hill that many right wingers plan to die on
Obama rips the GOP on The Tonight Show: Republicans might not be happy with Trump as nominee, but “we are”
Scott Eric Kaufman
In a preview of Thursday's Tonight Show, the president tells us how he really feels about his potential successors
Ann Coulter’s false equivalence: Trump isn’t racist for calling out “Mexican” judge — people complain about all-white juries all the time
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Has anyone ever complained about the ethnicity of white judges or white juries?" she asked as if it were relevant
WATCH: Laura Ingraham attacks Hillary Clinton for fundamentally lacking what Donald Trump has in abundance — “the magic sauce”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"He just has to sprinkle it on the issues," the conservative radio host and Fox News contributor said
Trump panic on the right: They’ve created this monster — and some are getting more desperate to find a way out
Heather Digby Parton
Hugh Hewitt wants to derail Trump by changing convention rules — but few are brave enough to join his fight
Trump gets Hannitized: Facing down a media frenzy, Trump seeks out some Fox News love
Simon Maloy
Sean Hannity has long served as a freelance crisis manager for Republicans, but the GOP civil war changes things up
Bernie’s road ahead: Three options for the sunset of his campaign
Bob Cesca
Sanders' clearest strategies are the noble route, the ego route and the nuked-from-space route
The right’s Trump tailspin: Conservative media labor to defend the indefensible
Eric Boehlert
Trump University has been exposed as a total fraud. Not even the likes of Breitbart can spin a story this damaging
Donald Trump is a racist. Not a dog-whistler but a consistent, reliable white supremacist
Todd Gitlin
The GOP nominee has made no secret of his views about minorities. What took Republicans so long to take notice?
Debbie can’t save herself: The Democratic National Committee chair has to go for the good of the party
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The Florida congresswoman has had a change of heart about the payday loan industry. It's too little, far too late
Was Hillary’s big night undercut by sexism? Yes! No! Maybe! And history won’t care
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Clinton's win a big moment for women and America? Of course — but the weirdness of 2016 has muted its impact
Is this how the “revolution” ends? Sanders defiance is shaping the final days of his campaign, report says
Sean Illing
Bernie needs to be remembered for building a grassroots movement, not for dismantling the Democratic Party
The right’s scapegoat: Renee Ellmers’ primary loss in North Carolina encapsulates the irrational rage fueling conservatives
Amanda Marcotte
Ellmers became a right-wing symbol of Republicans being too soft on "political correctness," so she had to go
It’s Donald Trump’s party now — and Paul Ryan did this to himself
David Daley
GOP rigged the House so they could enact Paul Ryan's agenda with any Republican president. Well, maybe except one
Blunder-prone pizza baron Herman Cain defends Trump’s hypocritical use of teleprompter
Brendan Gauthier
Not surprisingly, the former-Godfather CEO didn't have similar sentiments for "teleprompter president" Barack Obama
Bernie Sanders’ next step: How he ends his campaign will shape how he builds on his achievements
Simon Maloy
Bernie didn't win, but he scored some unlikely and important victories and reinvigorated left-wing politics
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