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Donald Trump still holds power — but the left won the culture war in 2018
Amanda Marcotte
As a new year dawns, it's clear that Donald Trump's grip is fading and the left is winning hearts and minds
Watergate reporter Elizabeth Drew explains why impeaching Trump has become “inevitable”
Cody Fenwick
In the 1970s, Drew was among the reporters who covered the Watergate scandal extensively
Kellyanne Conway: government shutdown is over a “silly semantic argument”
Nicole Karlis
Conway said focus on the wall is turning "a complete blind eye to what is a crisis at the border."
GOP strategist Alice Stewart explains why Trump will have to cave on the border wall
Matthew Chapman
"You gotta know when to hold ’em, you gotta know when to fold ’em"
Trump hopes government shutdown will shift focus away from investigation: report
Matthew Chapman
There may be method to the madness
Stock markets and the Trump factor
Uwe Bott
While Trump says it’s all the Fed’s fault, this is why U.S. stock markets are really collapsing
American people to Trump: What’s goin’ on in the markets?
Richard Phillips
Unlike in 2008, no single reason has yet been identified as causing the downturn
Conservative pundit Bill Kristol thinks Trump may shut down Mexican border
Tana Ganeva
Bill Kristol says he’d normally dismiss the President’s threat “as just Twitter talk”
Leading by the seat of his diapers
Terry H. Schwadron
Trump has no idea what a President’s job requires — like running a government
“Priceless”: CNN’s Don Lemon recalls Trump’s call for Obama to be “fired” over 2013 shutdown
Shira Tarlo
Lemon aired 2013 footage of Trump, in which he claimed then-President Obama should be fired over a gov't shutdown
Trump administration tells furloughed workers: Do chores to pay your rent!
Igor Derysh
Shutdown suggestions: Federal employees are urged to do odd jobs for landlords instead of paying January rent
Retiring Republican gets real about Fox News: “Sean Hannity yelled fire and [Trump] fell in line”
Brendan Skwire
Retired GOP Rep. Ryan Costello said Trump backed himself into a corner by shutting down the government over wall
Trump threatens to shut down more than the government
Shira Tarlo
The president says he'll close the "Southern Border entirely" if Democrats don't fund his border wall
Americans blame President Trump for the government shutdown: poll
Shira Tarlo
Despite the dismal poll numbers, Donald Trump is still threatening to up the ante to get his border wall
From Matt Whitaker to Bill Barr: Trump’s defenders at Justice are hopelessly conflicted
Terry H. Schwadron
Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker and nominee William Barr: Creaky bulwarks of an embattled presidency
Robert Reich: The megalomaniac and the stock market
Robert Reich
Trump’s ego and his economic team’s incompetence could tank the whole economy
Government shutdown likely to last until 2019
Nicole Karlis
Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of federal workers continue to work without paychecks
Trump goes all-in on the shutdown: Here’s why it’s a losing bet
Amanda Marcotte
Trump thinks his military visit will help him sell the shutdown. But the public is already turning against him
Trump shrugs off impact of government shutdown because furloughed workers “are Democrats”
Shira Tarlo
Trump claims without evidence that "most of the people not getting paid" in a shutdown are Democrats
Trump’s lawyers are using the government shutdown to delay emoluments lawsuit
Matthew Rozsa
The president is trying to protect himself against charges that he using his office to personally profit
Fox Business Network host grills Trump official after Steve Mnuchin sets off “a sense of panic”
Matthew Rozsa
"Should we be worried that Steven Mnuchin had to make this call," Charles Payne asked. "Was it a mistake?”
Trump adviser draws blank when Katy Tur asks how Trump is comforting furloughed workers
Noor Al-Sibai
Trump 2020 adviser Marc Lotter stumbles when trying to explain the president's thought process here
Shutdown hits poor hardest: Food stamp office cut by 95 percent
Igor Derysh
Department of Agriculture says the office that helps the neediest with food relief has been virtually shut down
Republican economists are desperately trying to get Trump to stop tweeting: report
Matthew Rozsa
But the president refuses to change policies and actions that are harming the economy
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