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House of hate: Republicans in Congress turn MAGA harassment campaign against trans colleague
Amanda Marcotte
Harassment of a trans lawmaker shows the GOP is now imitating the most vile MAGA trolls like Libs of TikTok
The path forward for progressives is a return to PR basics: Put personality before policy
Chauncey DeVega
Political scientist M. Steven Fish says Democrats' problem is neither structural nor systemic, thus it's solvable
“It’s a very difficult job”: Silver calls on Biden to resign
Alex Galbraith
The pollster thinks Kamala Harris should lead for the last few month's of the Biden presidency
What mandate? Trump’s popular vote lead is slimmest since Bush-Gore
Alex Galbraith
If the margin between Harris and Trump holds, it will be the second-closest presidential election of the 2000s
Trump ally says the president-elect has begun a “hostile takeover” of Washington
Marin Scotten
The president-elect has disregarded nearly all the customs typically associated with a peaceful transfer of power
How Mike Johnson’s Christian “morality” provides cover for Matt Gaetz
Amanda Marcotte
Shielding Matt Gaetz fits with the long religious right tradition of defending bad men at women's expense
“A watershed moment”: Lawyers hope delays in Trump case are not a “prelude to a dismissal”
Russell Payne
Prosecutors mull pursuing a 2029 sentencing, as Trump's legal team pushes to dismiss the New York case
Sex abuse allegations against Matt Gaetz and Pete Hegseth only make Trump like them more
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans complain nominees weren't "properly vetted," but don't get that accusations are a feature, not a bug
How Democrats can move past “low-dominance messaging”
Chauncey DeVega
Start by being honest about where Kamala Harris' campaign faltered
Kash Patel would be “extremely dangerous” as FBI director, former agent says
Marin Scotten
Trump has long promised to fire current FBI director Christopher Wray and replace him with a loyalist like Patel
Trump preps a new Red Scare
Heather Digby Parton
As he staffs up his second administration, Trump is making decisions impulsively and relying totally on instinct
The corruption of MAGA comedy
Alexander Karn
The cruelty and crassness of Donald Trump’s dark sense of humor is quickly spreading
One-party rule can be democratic or dangerous
Austin Sarat
America is about to get a taste of the dangerous kind
Why MAGA won: Anger, resentment and “a sense of betrayal”
Chauncey DeVega
Understanding the deep, visceral appeal of MAGA: It's a "gang mentality" for white men who feel powerless
Trump DOD secretary pick Hegseth paid off sexual assault accuser: report
Alex Galbraith
Hegseth's attorney warned the unnamed accuser against trying "some Christine Blasey Ford kind of crap"
“Are morals still important?”: Tapper questions Johnson over Trump Cabinet picks
Alex Galbraith
The CNN host asked the House speaker if he had any concerns with Trump's picks as "a man of faith"
Goodbye to all that — once again, and for the last time
Mike Lofgren
Farewell reflections from an American who has now lost his country: I quit the GOP 13 years ago. That wasn't enough
“It’s time to clean up shop”: Justice Democrats vow primary challenges against establishment Dems
Russell Payne
The group that backed AOC's insurgent primary win puts Democrats on notice over embrace of billionaires
“Makes us look like Nazis”: Trump allies asked to stop talking about mass deportation “camps”
Griffin Eckstein
The president-elect's advisers worry about how the word "camp" plays as they plot mass deportation schemes
“People are scared”: Activists brace for “unprecedented assault on human rights” under Trump
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Trump's win sparked fear and anxiety. Progressive advocates are preparing to fight back
DOGE: How Elon Musk could use his new meme “department” to target government employees and programs
Nicholas Liu
The "Department of Government Efficiency" is not a real government department, but it's also not a joke
Trump’s transition team is skipping FBI background checks for Cabinet picks: report
Griffin Eckstein
In another break from norms, the president-elect is using private companies to vet potential Cabinet members
“Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson” perpetuates the long history of profiting from race conflicts in the ring
Rann Miller
The appeal preys on the desire to reclaim what is perceived to be taken - no matter what the cost
Trump Defense Department pick Pete Hegseth was accused of sexual assault in 2017
Griffin Eckstein
Police in California confirmed reports that Pentagon nominee Pete Hegseth was accused in 2017 of sexual assault
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