Emory University President Vows to Hunt Down Student Whose 'Trump 2016' Message Wrecked Safe Space
Everyone wants to live in a Trump-free world, but alas...
Everyone wants to live in a Trump-free world, but alas...
...or even Mexico. Bob Goodlatte's design-challenged interns are wasting your tax dollars.
The former New Mexico governor and 2012 Libertarian Party presidential candidate could be a Ralph Nader-ian spoiler.
Dangerous play with identity politics.
The Texas senator seems to think the phrase has magical powers.
Unlike Hillary Clinton and the Republicans at the pro-Israel lobby conference, Sanders acknowledged there are two sides to peace negotiations.
Wants people to get behind Hillary instead of debating past policies.
How :-), :-(, and emoticons helped lead to Trump
Hillary Clinton backers "impressed" by Sanders, want him to stop focusing on Clinton.
Attack ads circa 1800 suggest otherwise.
So says Dilbert creator Scott Adams, who predicts The Donald will win the presidency in a landslide.
"I don't fear the Republican Party implosion, I welcome it."
Donald Trump has blown apart the boundaries of acceptable American political speech
Trump is more skeptical of foreign intervention, but both promise to boost military spending and destroy ISIS.
As disgruntled Republicans ponder the possibility of bolting from the GOP, here's a guide to the world beyond the two big parties.
How the arrest of an anti-communist Catholic priest in the 1940s explains Donald Trump's right to free speech.
"If 'right of Scalia' is what a Democratic nominee looks like, maybe we'll get better from President Trump."
The aggrieved-nation shtick has been the strongman's path to power many times in the past. We shouldn't discount it today.
Why is the Republican establishment objecting to the future they helped create?
He's come close, but Trump hasn't quite crossed the threshold of unlawful incitement to violence.
He's the culmination of multiple problems and factors, all exploding at once.
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Although the billionaire braggart's nomination looks increasingly likely, he is more disliked than any other presidential candidate.
Why the Texas senator is the least scary of the remaining major-party candidates
It can be a good thing politicians often break their promises.
Get your fresh election results.
If Trump gets the nomination, she's going to need the independent spending.
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With great power comes great...electability (tough luck, Bernie Sanders).
And less anti-elitist than Bernie Sanders' followers.
Obama was born in 1961. But instead of moving toward a relative youngster, voters are going for candidates born in the 1940s.
Trump canceling Chicago event made Republicans more likely to vote for him.
A man who winks at a little lawless violence on his behalf isn't going to have many objections to lawless government.
But he'd be a better fit for an autocracy
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Within the left's own framework of speech and language and violence, protesters have been invading Trumpkins' safe spaces for months.
The GOP frontrunner needs to change his tune and so do "#shutitdown" protesters.
Trump wants to cover a $150 billion gap with $3 billion in savings.
"I don't want to be so politically correct," said Trump.
Trump, Kasich, Rubio, and Cruz meet in Miami for another CNN debate
"I have no idea," Lech Walesa told the Arizona Republican, "why you guys have a museum of socialism 90 miles from your shore & you won't let anybody visit it."
The real axis in American politics is authoritarianism vs. libertarianism.
Take a bow, Jonathan Alter!
Multiple videos depict violent incident at last night's Trump rally.