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David Axelrod explains the real appeal of Donald Trump: He is the antithesis of Obama
Sophia Tesfaye
Voters want "the candidate who has the personal qualities the public finds lacking in the departing executive"
Trump’s bloody boast: I could “shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump has, so far, declined to clarify his remarks
Donald Rumsfeld refuses to say whether he can see Donald Trump as commander-in-chief
Scott Eric Kaufman
W.'s secretary of defense is asked repeatedly about Trump in the White House, and dodges every time
The GOP’s Iowa nightmare: Trump vs. Cruz in the primary that went straight to hell
Heather Digby Parton
With Iowa on the horizon, the GOP primary has only gotten more unpredictable. Can Cruz beat Trump? Can anyone?
A monster the GOP could’ve avoided: The conservative establishment created Trump—and now they can’t destroy him
Bob Cesca
As right-wing apparatchiks scramble for a way to get rid of the GOP frontrunner, the irony becomes overwhelming
5 reasons Ted Cruz is even more dangerous than Donald Trump
Robert Reich
Both men are dangerous, but a Cruz presidency would set America back decades, warns the former secretary of labor
I just watched Donald Trump win the Iowa caucus: Inside the one rally that sealed the deal
Robert Leonard
When Chuck Grassley spoke at a Trump rally, the calculus changed. There hasn't been this much energy since Obama 08
The “party of responsibility?” — yeah, right: GOP leaders love blaming everyone else for their own screw-ups
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives love preaching about personal responsibility, but they need to learn to start taking it first
Fear and loafing on the campaign trail: Showtime’s “The Circus” cops out with cynical pundit porn
Steve Almond
Watching the show made me ache for the kind of candid, outraged political reportage that doesn’t exist anymore
The National Review’s priceless Donald Trump freakout is a testament to right-wing hypocrisy
Gary Legum
The National Review wants conservatives to know that Trump is bad news. Too bad they helped create him
Don’t be a Ted Cruz birther: Liberals should reject the xenophobia behind “natural born” citizenship
Silpa Kovvali
The left's giddy schadenfreude over Cruz's eligibility only legitimizes Donald Trump's brand of knee-jerk hate
Tina Fey reprises epic Sarah Palin impression to skewer Donald Trump endorsement
Sarah Burris
"But we're mad, we've been had, and we're not so glad, quoth the Lorax," Tina Fey said, remarkably similar to Palin
They really are a bunch of a fascists: The one thing all Trump supporters seem to have in common
Janet Allon
Education and political experience mean nothing. Poll results find Trump supporters are drawn to authoritarianism
The genie grown monstrous: How Donald Trump, the all-American Frankenstein, devoured the GOP
Steve Fraser
Republicans used "family values" issues to align the working class with the rich. It's not working any longer
They’re all just this deluded and deranged: Anti-intellectual religious wing-nuts run the GOP
Jeffrey Tayler
Faith-inspired lunacy runs wild across the globe -- and also at the GOP presidential debate
Let’s make an honest man of Ted Cruz. Here’s how we resolve his “birther” dilemma with integrity
Saul Cornell
Under the originalist reading Cruz favors, he's likely not natural born. Maybe this will be a lesson in modernity
The GOP’s Trump meltdown hits critical mass — but can the right’s empty suits stop him now?
Andrew O'Hehir
The right's so-called intellectuals launch a desperate anti-Trump crusade. But who do they think will follow them?
They’re still lying about Ronald Reagan: What Trump, Cruz and the GOP field won’t tell you about Reaganomics
Eliza A. Webb
We know the results of Reagan's tax and spending policies. So why do GOP presidential candidates keep pushing them?
The secret meanings of “Trump”: Why it’s time to give Donald the “Rick Santorum” treatment
Randy Malamud
What's in a name? A lot, it turns out. That's why we're suggesting some new ways of thinking about Donald Trump's
Bill Maher slams “morally sloppy” Sarah Palin: “The Obamas are just so much better parents”
Sarah Burris
The "Real Time" host takes Palin to task for implying that Obama was somehow to blame for her son's legal troubles
GOP’s deal with the devil: The donor class will forever regret allying with Trump
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The Republican establishment is trying to convince itself it can control the Donald. We know how this story ends
Conservatives in a meltdown: National Review’s confused “Against Trump” issue is an amazing testament to the right’s implosion
Amanda Marcotte
The National Review takes a shot at Trump and it's a wide, and unintentionally hilarious, miss
Ted Cruz has a very real birther problem: The law is not settled — but the history is
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
The founders did restrict the presidency to natural-born citizens. Ted Cruz's status is deeply complicated
Sarah Palin’s feel-bad politics: The dark allure of right-wing nihilism, self-pity and curdled nostalgia for a once-“great” America
Andrew O'Hehir
The American right's rococo, self-devouring period reached its apex with Sarah Palin's deranged rant
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