'I can be silent no longer': former intel official denounces Trump
Perhaps the most under-appreciated element of the 2020 race: the staggering number of people who've worked directly with Trump and now want to see him lose
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Perhaps the most under-appreciated element of the 2020 race: the staggering number of people who've worked directly with Trump and now want to see him lose
How Republicans Quit Governing and Seized American Politics
Trump's repeatedly claimed he's lowering prescription costs, but nearly all of those claims are false, so now he's pushing dubious medication coupon cards.
Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
Trump's claims about a coronavirus vaccine have gotten a little weird lately. His claims about a conspiracy to delay a vaccine was even worse.
The more FBI Director Chris Wray tells truths the White House doesn't like, the more likely it becomes that Trump will fire him.
Lindsey Graham committed to honor a hypothetical ruling from conservative Supreme Court, not an election result. They're not the same thing.
McEnany didn't say Trump would honor the results of our elections; she instead added caveats and fine print.
Ten weeks after promising he'd sign a "full and complete" health care plan, the emperor with no clothes made clear he's the president with no plan.
In this segment from April 28, 2020, Rachel Maddow looks at how the CDC's guidance on worker safety against COVID-19 infection in meat processing plants appears distinctly, and unusually, less forceful than CDC guidance has been in other situations in different presidential administrations.
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After months of steady declines, we've seen several instances of late in which week-to-week jobless claims have gone up, not down.
Republicans may prefer to pretend the public is with them on their Supreme Court scheme, but the evidence to the contrary is tough to miss.
As best as I can tell, Dr. Anthony Fauci appears to be a patient man, but we were reminded yesterday that he is not without limits.
When some make the case that democracy itself is on the ballot in 2020, it's more than just an election-year slogan.
Today's edition of quick hits.
As multiple agencies shine a light on Russia's ongoing attacks on US elections, Team Trump's response is much worse than nothing.
It's been challenging keeping up with all of this summer's scandals surrounding Trump-tapped ambassadors representing us abroad.
As one observer joked, "Trump is like a Bond villain who can't help but tell us about his plan to rig the election."
A reporter noted that there are "doubts" that Trump's health care plan "actually exists." Kayleigh McEnany responded in an unintentionally funny way.
Trump's right that "it's a shame" the pandemic has claimed the lives of over 200,000 Americans, but it's clearly not the only shame.
As the US death toll tops 200,000, Trump continues to do what he's done for six months: downplay the seriousness of the crisis.
Today's edition of quick hits.
If Trump believes Minnesotans have "good genes," can he explain who he thinks has bad genes?
Trump defined "law and order" by pointing to an incident in which police fired on a journalist, without warning or provocation.
It's one thing for Trump to express indifference toward RBG's dying wish; it's something else for him to question the validity of her request.