Defeated Trump Campaign Tells Supporters "The Left HATES YOU" in Fundraising Emails
The outgoing president's campaign is filling the inboxes of supporters with messages that aim to incite fear and anger.
Election 2020
A national referendum on the Trump era could see a Democratic trifecta, a split government, or electoral chaos.
Latino Organizers Work to Mobilize Georgia Voters Ahead of Senate Runoffs
Organizers and activists are grappling with the unique challenges of reaching Latino voters.
Tantrum and Theater: Trump's Desperation After Election Loss Isn't Yet a Coup
Experts say Trump’s lies on election fraud, and personnel shifts at the Pentagon, don’t amount to a coup but there’s danger ahead.
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Now We Have to Fight Trump’s Tin-Pot Coup — and Biden’s Worst Instincts
Republicans keep finding new ways to tell us that they don’t believe in democracy, and we should believe them.
Deconstructed Podcast
What Went Wrong in the House?
In answering that question, don’t ignore the Democratic consultant class.
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The Election Is Exposing the Cracks Within Georgia’s Republican Party
Georgia Republicans find themselves choosing sides between the administrators of a government that they control and a president they do not.
Split Screen: Fox News Swings From Refuting to Hyping Trump’s Voter Fraud Nonsense
When the sun is up, Fox News calls Biden the president-elect. After dark, Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson humor Trump’s conspiracy theories.
The Battle to Count Every Vote in Philadelphia
Trump targeted the city, knowing its voters could swing the election. And they did.
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During the Trump Era, Everyone and Everything in America Failed
The possibilities in front of us are real, but we should not deceive ourselves about what we learned during the Time of Trump.
As Trump Is Defeated, the Murdochs Try to Dodge Backlash for Fox News
The Murdoch family, owners of Fox News, oversaw a pivot against President Trump as his defeat loomed.