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PoliticsJoe Biden just made the shadiest comment about Donald Trump
Joe Biden channeled his inner Mariah Carey.
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CommentaryDonald Trump may be the best campaign weapon the Democrats have for next year’s election
Donald Trump owns the Republican party right now, but he treats his property poorly.
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CommentaryDonald Trump put his (allegedly backwards) pants back on & returns to his usual nonsense
The man who would destroy American democracy can’t help but appearing like a clown. So it’s understandable that people believed he was dressed like one.
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CommentaryLiz Cheney’s likely successor in Republican leadership shows everything that’s wrong with the GOP
Elise Stefanik has proven she has zero principles or policy ideas, other than a willingness to embrace authoritarianism to gain personal power.
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CommentaryIncreasing diversity was believed to make America more liberal. But it may not be after all.
The idea that a diversifying population favors Democrats has had ample evidence to back it. Analysis of the 2020 presidential results may challenge that long-held belief, however.
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CommentaryThe GOP is going to throw Liz Cheney under the bus for trying to support democracy
And it’s karmic payback for the time she threw her own sister under the bus by coming out against marriage equality.
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CommentaryCelebrities are already lining up to run for President in 2024. Good luck with that.
Being a celebrity isn’t the skill set you need to govern. Just look at Donald Trump.
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News (USA)Priest ousted for performing exorcisms meant to overturn Donald Trump’s election loss
The priest said that the supposed election fraud that put Joe Biden in the White House was “well-organized”… by a demon.
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CommentaryThe four biggest losers in the GOP effort to stop Congress from certifying Biden’s victory
From Mike Pence to Mitch McConnell, there’s plenty of pain to go around from the doomed attempt to pretend Joe Biden didn’t win the election.
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CommentaryAttempts to overturn the election are using a law created because of a queer Presidential candidate
Sen. Josh Hawley will challenge certification of the election results under a law that dates back to a possibly gay or asexual presidential candidate in the 19th century.
