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After boycotting “Morning Joe,” Donald Trump picks a fight with CNN’s “New Day”: “They call it the Clinton Network and I believe that”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump demands a congratulation for securing the GOP nomination from host Chris Cuomo to start off the interview
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Donald Trump finally gets punked
Janet Allon
Elizabeth Warren out-tweets the presumptive nominee, while Bill O'Reilly serves up a taco bowl of anti-P.C. malarky
No, Donald Trump won’t kill the Republican Party
Jack Mirkinson
Progressives are practically salivating at the prospect that Trump does irreparable damage. But it won't happen
Democrats have got to come up with a better nickname for Trump than this
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump isn't as politically inept as he seems, and the Democrats shouldn't want to do him any favors
Trump’s gonna be Trump: There’s no way in hell he can remake himself for the general election
Amanda Marcotte
For all those worried that Trump can successfully turn himself into a legit politician, don't fret — he can't
Donald Trump’s billion-dollar betrayal: Why his “self-financed” campaign has cozied up to the same forces that doomed his followers
Robert Hennelly
In a plan to amass a gargantuan campaign war chest, Trump has brought in the same Wall St. elite his fans despise
Hillary is Trump’s dream opponent: Clinton is exactly the “limousine liberal” his coalition distrusts the most
Steve Fraser
Trump scares too many voters to actually win. But he's facing an opponent who encapsulates what got him this far
Two big, fat tax cheats: Donald and Hillary find common ground in screwing the American public
Nomi Prins
Both Trump and Clinton have companies registered in Wilmington, Delaware. Neither has offered an explanation why
Republicans have turned God upside down with their so-called “religious liberty”
Cody Cain
Republicans pulled an intellectual switcharoo with the concept of religious freedom
Andrew Sullivan is wrong again: His mainstream liberalism has become scarily anti-democratic
Alex Trimble Young
In Sullivan's view, the war is between the educated elites and the ignorant masses. It's a dangerous formulation
We want Robert E. Lee’s name off our school — and in return, we were greeted with hateful Internet trolling
Dan Oppenheimer
I'm among parents who wanted our school to have a more inclusive name. Our critics suggested Adam Lanza and Hitler
This is how they tear her down: The press is already undermining a potential Hillary victory
Eric Boehlert
It doesn't matter she'd be the first woman president. Critics have decided Clinton would only be elected by default
“Republicans are not in any way serious about criminal justice reform or ending police brutality”: Michael Fortner on race, the Clintons and the crime bill
Chauncey DeVega
Some of Bill Clinton's defense of the crime bill is true, the author of "Black Silent Majority" tells Salon
Will the Trump-Clinton Taco Bowl be the ugliest election ever? Maybe not—but it could be close
Andrew O'Hehir
Jefferson called John Adams a hermaphrodite; Hoover said Al Smith would dig a tunnel to Rome. Step up, Donald!
We can’t vote for either one: On world stage, Clinton and Trump present different, but serious, dangers
Patrick L. Smith
It is pathetically impossible to determine which one would be worse, the only metric we have left. It's OK to pass
History lesson for Paul Ryan: The Republicans have always been Donald Trump’s party
Paul Krause
Donald Trump unmasked a remodeled, civil conservatism that tried to dress its crass and insular elements in a suit
“Always keep the Sabbath yooge”: “SNL” brings Church Lady back to interrogate Ted Cruz and Donald Trump
Erin Keane
"SNL" alum Dana Carvey reprises his classic role to take on Cruz in shambles and a Bible-savvy Trump
Don’t say Trump can’t win: Why the rush to forecast the general election in May is ridiculous
Gary Legum
Yes, Hillary Clinton has a clear advantage. But anything could go wrong between now and November
They’re still not telling the real story: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, and the analysis you won’t hear on cable news
Paul Rosenberg
From Fox News to MSNBC, the pundits are too obsessed with this very second to notice the massive changes underfoot
Ann Coulter mocks GOP’s Trump angst: “I wasn’t as much of a little b*tch as George Will is being”
Brendan Gauthier
On "Real Time with Bill Maher," Coulter claims there's no divide in the party over Trump, just "a few sore losers"
Bill Maher taunts Donald Trump: “I mean this in no way to disparage vaginas, but what a p**sy”
Brendan Gauthier
The "Real Time" host went all in on the GOP frontrunner last night, wishing "he'd stop whining like a little b*tch"
Donald Trump is the Southern Strategy on steroids: Why his candidacy is the realization of decades of GOP hate-mongering
Conor Lynch
GOPers will always deny that their party stokes racial resentments in the old Confederacy. Then what about Trump?
Elites are completely hopeless: They still can’t acknowledge the real reason Donald Trump happened
Eric Boehlert
Even with the GOP set to nominate a crypto-fascist, pundits refuse to recognize the party's reactionary nature
Why the 2016 election cycle could be the start of a totalitarian strain in U.S. politics
Robert Sharp
Ignoring rule of law is a classic sign of Totalitarian thinking — and that's exactly Trump's mindset
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