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Donald Trump, a classic case of affirmative action for the wealthy, wants to take it away from the disadvantaged
Peter Dreier
President often claims he's "like, a smart person" — but he didn't get into Wharton on his academic merits
Democrats will fund anti-abortion candidates, for now — but this fight’s not over
Matthew Sheffield
While party hedges, pro-choice groups insist that ditching women's rights won't save red-state Democrats
House Republicans want to investigate Hillary Clinton, after having “done zero” about Trump-Russia probes
Charlie May
Rep. Bob Goodlatte believes it's "redundant" for several committees to investigate alleged Trump campaign ties
Republicans want to use the debt limit to pass tax cuts
Charlie May
On the verge of hitting the debt limit, conservatives threaten to only raise it if massive tax cuts are passed
Trump’s big loss
Robert Reich
Despite the failed repeal of the ACA, Trump doesn't want to be seen as a loser
Sure, “give up” on Ivanka — but don’t take your eyes off her
Erin Keane
Of course Ivanka sold out transgender soldiers. She was raising money for Mike Pence this week instead
A Trump-like wrestling villain by night, a Berniecrat politician by day: Meet “Volatile” Curtis Wylde
Keith A. Spencer
Wylde is a blue-collar guy whose wrestling career easily translated into a progressive campaign for state house
Gerrymandering isn’t the only reason Democrats aren’t winning in rural areas
Matthew Sheffield
More populism just might be the key for Democratic victory in rural America
ALEC’s scary plan for electing your senators
David Daley
The radical right is intent on destroying democracy as we know it
Log Cabin Republicans president stunned by Trump’s transgender ban: “I don’t think anyone anticipated this”
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talks to Republican LGBT advocate Gregory Angelo about Trump's ban on trans people serving in the military
Shelter from the storm: Republicans have all intentions of protecting their president from problems
Heather Digby Parton
The president can complain that Republicans don't have his back. But the GOP's inactivity shows they actually do
Who are the real victims of American democracy? Hint: It’s not rural white conservatives
Paul Rosenberg
Despite the media's pity party, Democrats in Austin and L.A. have far more cause to complain than rural whites
Democrats are still chasing rural white voters, and it’s a strategy doomed to fail
Amanda Marcotte
Instead of chasing down white voters who are committed to culture war, Democrats need to energize their base
This is the worst “Kid Rock for Senate!” argument ever
Jeremy Binckes
Electing an inexperienced celebrity just to anger liberals is the worst kind of nihilism
WATCH: Joe Lieberman on the virtues of centrism — and why he blocked a public option in Obamacare
Matthew Rozsa
Longtime senator and progressive nemesis defends his career: "You've got to compromise to change the status quo"
Poll: Zuckerberg would give Trump a run for his money in 2020, but Bernie Sanders is the front-runner
Charlie May
A new poll shows how Sanders, Democrats, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would fare against Trump in 2020
First gourmet sandwiches, now burger-shaming! Can more sensitive lunches heal America?
Erin Keane
Business Insider's Josh Barro picks up where David Brooks left off on the culture war food metaphor beat this week
Joe Scarborough says Donald Trump is destroying the GOP
Matthew Rozsa
Joe Scarborough hits Donald Trump and Sean Hannity, which he calls "state-run" television
The greatest story too rarely told: America is an oligarchy
John Atcheson
Our nation is controlled by corporate power and the individually wealthy, and the major press is in on the con
Chris Christie’s era of misrule in Jersey: The empty swamp mall and the canceled tunnel
Robert Hennelly
A massive Meadowlands mall boondoggle, and a Hudson tunnel that hasn't been built, typify the Chris Christie era
Rising from the ashes, a Buffalo suburb ends its dependence on coal
Elizabeth McGowan
First in a series on communities overcoming obstacles to become cleaner and greener
Civil rights attorney wants to flip Indiana House seat blue in 2018
Matthew Rozsa
Dan Canon, who fought for same-sex marriage in the Obergefell SCOTUS case, is running for Congress. Can he win?
Florida lobbyist turning Trump ties into mega-millions
Rachel Wilson
Brian Ballard's new D.C. office has bagged a gaggle of big-name clients
Homeland Security employees criticize Congress bill that would restrict refugees
Susan Ferriss
Department of Homeland Security personnel worry that "skills" tests will be instituted for applicants
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