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Former GOP strategist Rick Wilson on Putin’s deep appeal to “dictator-friendly” Republicans
Dean Obeidallah
On Salon Talks, Rick Wilson breaks down the stakes of the "MAGA crazy" midterms and 2024, and what Dems need to win
Less than social media: How hashtags have hindered progressive movements — and fueled the right
Kathryn Joyce
Gal Beckerman explains how social movements like the Arab Spring were undermined by the very tool that enabled them
Vaccine refusal is child abuse
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP espouses "family values," but the anti-vaccine campaign is hurting kids and tearing families apart
Republicans have dropped the mask — they openly support fascism. What do we do about it?
Chauncey DeVega
Are we so numb we can't see what just happened? Republicans don't even pretend to believe in democracy anymore
QAnon followers are working towards lining people up who echo Trump’s beliefs
Meaghan Ellis
The new plot is aimed towards regaining control of the White House
Christian nationalism drove Jan. 6: Now it’s embraced the Big Lie, and wants to conquer America
Kathryn Joyce
America has a choice between democracy and Christian nationalism, says author of new report: "We can't have both"
Before Trump, Alex Jones and QAnon: How Robert Welch created the paranoid far right
Kathryn Joyce
Robert Welch and the John Birch Society were dismissed for years as wackos and losers. But they won the long game
Canada’s “Freedom Convoy”: Is this Jan. 6 for the Great White North?
Kathryn Joyce
Canada's trucker protest won't lead to major violence, says expert. But some folks up north want their own Jan. 6
Why experts say the banning of “Maus” is not like the censorship of “Huckleberry Finn”
Jon Skolnik
"The weight of the momentum here is so very clearly swinging in one direction"
COVID-19 is making us less religious — with some curious exceptions
Matthew Rozsa
A German study found that faith in a higher power weakened considerably during the pandemic
Insurrection by other means: The far right is using anti-vax sentiment to radicalize Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
The weekend's anti-vaccine rally in D.C. was heavy on violence-inspiring rhetoric and fascist recruitment
Donald Trump calls for racial violence: White supremacists are listening, but the media laughs
Chauncey DeVega
While the media congratulated itself for mocking or ignoring Trump's Arizona rally, he spread vicious racist lies
The Supreme Court’s golden rule: Only Republican leaders hold true power
Amanda Marcotte
The only "legal theory" the Supreme Court is operating under: Republicans alone have a right to rule
Everything sucks here: Liberal parents are losing their minds over COVID-related school closures
Andrew O'Hehir
There's no one-size-fits-all key to getting through the omicron winter. Political horse-race lenses aren't helping
Trump selects QAnon-linked supporter as his “special guest speaker” for new rally
Alex Henderson
Trump is featuring a major QAnon supporter at an Arizona MAGA rally scheduled for this Saturday
The disturbing parallels between the 2020s and 1940s in the U.S.
John Stoehr
We could have turned fully fascist back then. Let’s hope we don’t do that now
After the Storm: A year after Jan. 6, Trump supporters still lost in blizzard of conspiracies
Arun Gupta
"Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities"
The war on drugs failed — will radical compassion work?
Mike Fitzgerald
Volunteers talking with drug users who are using alone could turn the tide on drug overdose deaths
After Jan. 6, secularism is the crucial “guardrail” — and it’s fatally weak in America
Jacques Berlinerblau
James Madison blew it — by failing to restrict the power of religion in public life. Fixing that is crucial now
An eyewitness to history, as it broke: I was there — and no, it didn’t make sense
Timothy Denevi
My Jan. 6 was a chaotic carnival of fandom, religion, politics and pandemic paranoia, dislocated in space and time
How Christian nationalism drove the insurrection: A religious history of Jan. 6
Kathryn Joyce
Fanatical, extreme religious faith wasn't incidental to last year's Capitol assault: It was a central driving force
Our professional diagnosis: Joe Biden is normal; the “Insurrection Caucus” isn’t
Seth D. Norrholm, Alan D. Blotcky
The "Let's go Brandon" crowd claims Biden is impaired. As mental health professionals, we see no evidence of that
Support for conspiracy theories, armed rebellion isn’t new: We just didn’t believe it till now
Amanda J. Crawford
In 2013, 29% of Americans said armed rebellion might be necessary to "protect" liberty — and journalists scoffed
Meet the scariest Republican candidates of 2022: It wasn’t easy to pick ’em
Igor Derysh
The next wave of Republican freshmen could be the worst yet – and could pose a legitimate threat to democracy
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