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Fear of a Bernie Sanders presidency: How the silly elite media creates phony stories to dodge real issues
Paul Rosenberg
Stop pretending Jerry Brown is going to run. Dumb horserace journalism is an attempt to not cover real issues
Martin Shkreli’s free-market fetish: How the drug profiteer’s pathetic excuses reveal a dangerous ideology
Conor Lynch
The Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO tried to jack up the price of an essential drug. This is shocking, but no surprise
“She’s going down”: Star GOP strategist Stuart Stevens on why Hillary Clinton won’t be the Democratic nominee
Elias Isquith
If Clinton fails once again, it won't be the media's fault, onetime Romney 2012 chief strategist tells Salon
Trevor Noah’s learning curve: How “The Daily Show” host plans to turn his “clean slate” into success
Anna Silman
"I’m not coming in with any preconceived notions of where I think my battles should be waged," the new host says
Trump, Fiorina and why the “CEO president” rarely succeeds: “Politics is not just something one can pick up”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to "Nixon's Shadow" author David Greenberg about our history of wanting business leaders in office
Marco Rubio should scare you: Why his nutty views are no less dangerous than Donald Trump’s
Gary Legum
Whether it's on tax policy, abortion rights or international affairs, Marco Rubio is a true-believing wingnut
Donald Trump vs. Fox News: An infinite loop of sadness
Jack Mirkinson
Trump is feuding again with the right-wing network, spurring yet another summit with Roger Ailes. But why?
The 10 best satirical campaigns for president of the United States
Kali Holloway
In the age of the Donald, it's helpful to remeber a few merry pranksters were actually in on their own jokes
P.J. O’Rourke on why Trump will collapse, Ann Coulter’s a fraud, and how National Lampoon created modern comedy
Andrew O'Hehir
The veteran "funny conservative" and former National Lampoon editor talks political absurdity, past and present
This is why they have such hate: Coulter, Trump, Carson and the real history behind right-wing intolerance
Arthur Goldwag
Ann Coulter's tweet -- and the GOP race -- sheds frightening light on the deep archetypes of American conservatism
Donald Trump and Roger Ailes set to meet: Will the GOP frontrunner kiss and make up with Fox News — again?
Sophia Tesfaye
After Trump reignited his feud with Fox, he's slated to meet its CEO
Gloria Steinem schools Carly Fiorina: Why she’s more damaging for women than Sarah Palin
Sophia Tesfaye
Donald Trump's "greatest damage to women," the feminist icon argued, "was to raise sympathy for Carly Fiorina"
The Donald Trump vs. Fox News saga rages on: Why this time is different — and worse — for The Donald
Sean Illing
Last month, Fox calculated that they needed Trump more than he needed them. That calculus may be changing
How Ann Coulter became the harbinger of the GOP’s extremist apocalypse
Heather Digby Parton
Coulter has long been a Republican trailblazer, predicting the party's turn toward an increasingly overt racism
The rebels rise: How the Great Recession explains Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders’ success
Gareth Evans
The brash billionaire and the blunt Brooklynite are running very different campaigns -- but there's a common thread
The American avatar of crony capitalism: Why Donald Trump’s domination of the GOP primary is so bizarre
Conor Lynch
While Donald Trump fancies himself a defender of the free market, his entire career tells a different story
8 reasons white America falls for demagogues like Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The Donald is not a riddle, a monster or a mystery. He's merely a product of our broken political culture
So much for Stephen Colbert dipping his balls in Donald Trump’s mouth
Sophia A. McClennen
The Stephen Colbert who interviewed Donald Trump last night was a new one -- but no less effective
Ted Cruz’s dad is even more frightening than Ted Cruz
Robert Leonard
The wingnut didn't fall far from the tree. We followed Pastor Rafael Cruz to Iowa and heard some full-on crazy
Noam Chomsky: The GOP is a radical insurgency; it’s not a political party
Sophia Tesfaye
The renowned linguist says Trump isn't an anomaly in today's extremist Republican Party
Jeb’s been Trumped: Former frontrunner fear-mongers about “multiculturalism”
Joan Walsh
Bush trades compassion for immigrants for hyping the conservative fiction of a fractured Babel in the U.S.
These photos of Donald Trump’s half-empty ballroom suggest he may want to make his crowds great again first
Sophia Tesfaye
Few showed up to hear him in South Carolina today
“Morons,” “dumb,” “idiots”: Martin Shkreli and Donald Trump deserve each other
Aaron R. Hanlon
Separated at birth -- the price-gouging CEO and the leader of the GOP clown car
Even Fox’s trumped up “reality” can be really hard sometimes: Donald Trump boycotts Fox News for “treating me unfairly”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I won't be doing any more Fox shows for the foreseeable future," Trump said
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