Both Biden and Trump predict a hellscape if they lose. Things won’t be cooling down any time soon.
2016 presidential campaign
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Everything We Need to Know About Trump We Learned in 2016
As Maya Angelou might say, “When a candidate tells you who they are the first time, believe them.”
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Trump Won Crossover Votes By Breaking With the GOP on Issues
The public perceived Trump as more of a moderate than Hillary Clinton, which made his victory possible.
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If You Believe Families Belong Together, You’re Going to Have to Vote in November
Rallies are good. Voting is better.
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When America Worked
Will we ever experience the fulfillment of our hopes and the realization of our dreams again?
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A Sean Hannity Presidential Run? Don’t Rule It Out
There’s no reason to think that Hannity won’t run for the presidency.
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Riders on the Storm: The Disaster Trumpists Have Created
Defeating Trump in 2020 won’t be as easy as some liberals believe.
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Giuliani Time: The Amorality of “America’s Mayor”
Rudy Giuliani is back doing what he’s always done: hogging the media spotlight.
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Journalists Who Normalized Trump Betrayed the Public Trust
You know, it’s not like they weren’t warned. CNN’s Brian Stelter was generally spot-on this morning in pointing out the dangers of the rhetoric that flowed from Donald Trump’s mouth Saturday night in Pennsylvania, but he could have gone a little further–hell, a lot further: Here’s the problem: Trump has been this way for years. […]
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The Covfefe Chronicles: How Many Lies Will Trump Pack into His Presidential Memoirs?
It’s inevitable. Once Donald Trump is removed from office—either through term limits, a 2020 loss, a resignation or (if there is enough Congressional courage following the 2018 midterms) an impeachment—he and a right-wing ghostwriter will secure a big-money contract for his presidential memoirs. There will be a built-in audience for such a book—the still-loyal members […]
