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It’s not about sexism: Camille Paglia on Trump, Hillary’s “restless bitterness” and the end of the elites
Camille Paglia
We don't know if Trump can morph into a statesman. We do know the media/political class fears his threat to Hillary
This is how Trump becomes more dangerous: Treating him as a normal political candidate obscures everything that makes him so threatening
Simon Maloy
Despite being handed the GOP nomination, we must not forget that Trump's far from mainstream
“Stupidity, celebrity, plutocracy”: Donald Trump is the Reagan revolution on steroids — and he just might win
Paul Campos
Movement conservatives can protest that he is not one of them, but it's their movement that celebrated ignorance
Donald Trump’s amazing, beautiful, super-classy veepstakes: Here are some running-mate ideas for the presumptive GOP nominee
Gary Legum
Now that Trump has vanquished the last of his rivals, it's time to pick a vice president. No losers allowed!
Donald Trump thinks he can win over Sanders supporters. Here’s why he’s out of his mind.
Conor Lynch
The presumptive GOP nominee tells Sean Hannity that he plans on targeting disaffected Sanders fans. Good luck, Don!
Donald Trump, Twitter egg: The presumptive Republican nominee’s medium is its own moronic message
Neal Gabler
Trump has reduced American discourse to a series of 140-character zingers. Somewhere Marshall McLuhan is smiling
Donald Trump will not be president: History, polling data and demographics all point to a single result
Anthony J. Gaughan
You won't have to move to Canada. Trump is more likely to lose in a historic rout than he is to win the White House
The GOP exodus has begun: These prominent Republicans want no part of Donald Trump
Elizabeth Preza
Reince Priebus is calling for party unity after Indiana. The message has been lost on a number of conservatives
After Trump, the deluge: Does the GOP catastrophe hold the seeds of renewal?
Andrew O'Hehir
After the Trumpian ascendancy and the hilarious downfall of Ted Cruz, do the Republicans have a future? Maybe
Top conservative pundits lash out in disbelief after Ted Cruz and John Kasich fail to stop Donald Trump: “We are going to get our asses kicked in the general election!”
Sophia Tesfaye
Erick Erickson's "Red State" is even scrambling to now call for the confirmation of Merrick Garland before November
The Trump-ocalypse is upon us: America can’t afford to misunderstand what his nomination means
Daniel Denvir
The establishment was caught off guard by the Trump phenomenon, but it shouldn't have been. The signs were there
This is how GOP candidates get Trump-like social media buzz: By ending their campaigns
Antoaneta Roussi
Brandwatch shows the day of the Indiana primary, the three GOP candidates accumulated 2.3 million Twitter mentions
Donald Trump is what happens when you screw the middle class
Robert Hennelly
The populist groundswell that gave Trump the nomination follows decades of policies that devastated Main Street
Where the campaigns of Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders meet: Examining the fatal flaw in their election strategies
Amanda Marcotte
Cruz and Sanders both ran campaigns of ideological purity that burned bright but failed in the same way
“Drop out Hillary,” say left-wing Twitter users: Clinton “can’t buy this election”
Ben Norton
#DropOutHillary trended on Twitter, users refusing to elect millionaire hawk Clinton or billionaire demagogue Trump
This election is going to suck: Why Hillary vs. Trump will be vicious, infuriating & bad for America
Jack Mirkinson
In November, America will choose between a triangulating insider and a blustering neofascist. What could go wrong?!
The GOP’s Supreme Court wreck: Nominee Trump puts obstructionist Republicans in an impossible position
Simon Maloy
Mitch McConnell and Chuck Grassley's strategy of opposing every Obama SCOTUS nominee is set to backfire
Bernie Sanders won big in Indiana so why did The New York Times relegate him to below its coverage of John Kasich?
Sophia Tesfaye
"Kasich remains -- Sanders in Rebound," the Times's barely front page story Wednesday morning read
TV’s election coverage is like an endless Ted Cruz GIF parade: Obsessed with micro-moments while the big Trump picture whizzes by
Sonia Saraiya
Cable news keeps focusing on details—like Ted Cruz's failures—while dancing around what Trump's dominance means
We must still fear Ted Cruz: His campaign may be over, but sadly for America there’s a lot of damage he’ll continue to inflict on us
Amanda Marcotte
Cruz's presidential aspirations are over, but he's going straight back to his role as America's Worst Senator
Conservative provocateur Milos Yiannopoulos tells NY Times he’d violate his “antiwhite bedroom policy” for Donald Trump
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Breitbart editor doesn't even realize he's being ambushed by Ana Marie Cox
“Divided we’re gonna fall”: Sarah Palin calls on GOP, “smart Democrats” to unite behind Trump
Brendan Gauthier
The maverick former-VP candidate encourages nonpartisan unity in new video message
No one should feel sorry for Ted Cruz: His humiliating defeat is exactly what he deserved
Sean Illing
Sure, Trump is a menace and a con artist, but a potential Cruz administration would have been a nightmare
Watch Fox News’ Steve Doocy squirm as he’s repeatedly owned by the liberal he invited on to play a patsy
Scott Eric Kaufman
Doocy was reduced to lying blatantly and inventing statistics as Andell Brown held his feet to the fire
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