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John Boehner doesn’t deserve a rehabilitation tour: Mayor of GOP’s “Crazytown” sparked rise of Trump
Amanda Marcotte
The former speaker wants to remake himself into a respected elder statesman, but he helped turn the GOP radical
Joe Manchin learned all of the wrong lessons from the Capitol riot: “Jan. 6 changed me”
Heather Digby Parton
The West Virginia Democrat not only still supports the filibuster — now he wants to appease the insurrectionists
Why Noam Chomsky is surprised by Joe Biden’s presidency
Alex Henderson
"I must say that what Biden has done so far is a rather pleasant surprise to me"
Three months after the Capitol attack: Forgetting won’t save you
Chauncey DeVega
The Capitol invasion was a national trauma — with no catharsis. Collective amnesia won't make fascism go away
First ladylike: The sexism and hypocrisy underpinning the right’s criticism of Jill Biden’s tights
Ashlie D. Stevens
Conservatives seem intent on positioning certain clothing as "seductive" to shame the liberal women wearing them
MyPillow’s Mike Lindell has big plans: More movies — and Trump back in the White House
Zachary Petrizzo
Lindell's company may lose $65 million this year, and he faces a massive lawsuit. At least he's got Diamond & Silk
Matt Gaetz is so politically toxic that even Sean Hannity “has seemingly left him for dead”: report
Alex Henderson
Gaetz has made 127 appearances on the Fox News primetime host's show since August 2017, according to Media Matters
Donald Trump probably isn’t happy about this Republican National Committee mailer
Ray Hartmann
The letter was remarkable, not for what it said, but what it didn't say
“We will have to tell Trump you’re a DEFECTOR”: GOP rolls out creepy new fundraising campaign
Jon Skolnik
WinRed's manipulative tactics are still being used by other Republican organizations looking to boost donations
Are the Trumpers really in despair? Don’t believe it — strong is the power of the Dark Side
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's supporters got hustled, fleeced and lied to — but don't be fooled. They still love him as much as ever
Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley plotted to block Biden’s Cabinet nominees — but the scheme backfired
Igor Derysh
Biden is first president since Reagan to get all his first choices — with more bipartisan support than Trump
Mississippi GOP election chief worried Biden may register “uninformed” and “woke” students to vote
Igor Derysh
Biden's executive order to promote "access to voting" does not mention colleges or automatic voter registration
America’s biggest corporations paid no federal income taxes last year: study
Matthew Rozsa
Thanks to policies passed by Trump, many corporations were able to pay no taxes on their profits in 2020
Large corporations are already breaking their promises to not donate to Republicans
Sharon Zhang
Just a month after the Capitol attack, AT&T, Intel and Cigna donated $50,000 total to GOP fundraising committees
Trump’s defense of Matt Gaetz is a major problem for the GOP
Amanda Marcotte
Gaetz's scandal illustrates the dangers of the GOP chasing the dirtbag vote — but Trump won't let them run away
Mike Pence taps Kellyanne Conway for new political group
Jon Skolnik
The group says it seeks to advance Trump-era policies and oppose the Biden administration's agenda
Republican supremacy: Inside the GOP’s plot to hijack American democracy
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats are fighting the last battle in the GOP's continued war on voting
Online sleuths spot a Coca-Cola bottle in Trump’s office mere days after he called for a boycott
Ashlie D. Stevens
Trump called for a Coca-Cola boycott after the soda manufacturer spoke out against Georgia's restrictive voting law
MLB pushback: Republicans falsely claim Colorado’s voting laws stricter than Georgia’s
Igor Derysh
Colorado has one of the least restrictive voting systems in the U.S., has been praised as the "gold standard"
Why U.S. Republicans are now adopting Putin-style “managed” democracy
Stephan Richter, Alexei Bayer
More evidence that Republicans are close soul mates of Russia’s President when it comes to restraining democracy
Republican delusion — not disinformation — is the bigger danger to American democracy
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans voters aren't just delusional — even more frightening is how they've turned on democracy
Biden to move vaccination deadline as US pushes ahead of schedule
Matthew Rozsa
Biden's recently passed a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill looks to have accelerated the vaccination process in the US
Bernie Sanders has “no problem with going to West Virginia” to pressure Manchin on Biden proposals
Igor Derysh
Joe Manchin's latest no: Now he's against Biden’s plan to raise corporate taxes to 28% to pay for infrastructure
Half of Republicans think Jan. 6 siege was peaceful or staged by antifa, new poll finds
Zachary Petrizzo
Only 3 in 10 Republicans say Donald Trump was "somewhat responsible" for the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol
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