The Bush Deathwatch is under way, and it bears only a partial relationship to reality.
Paul Waldman
Paul Waldman is a weekly columnist and senior writer for The American Prospect. He also writes for the Plum Line blog at The Washington Post and The Week and is the author of Being Right Is Not Enough: What Progressives Must Learn From Conservative Success.
Jeb Bush’s Terrible Timing
In any other year, he might have been the logical GOP nominee. But this was the worst possible year for him to run.
Is Hillary Clinton Showing Actual Courage on Guns?
What do you know, a major Democratic presidential candidate is going after the NRA.
Ben Carson, American Gun Advocates, and the Fantasy of Individual Heroism
The delusion that one person with a rifle can fend off doomsday explains how many on the right see their relationship with the government.
Regarding Bernie
How do we explain Bernie Sanders’s remarkable success?
The GOP’s Delusions
Politicians and voters, both pretending their party can do things it can’t.
Pay Close Attention to What the Republican Candidates Are Saying About Abortion
How abortion became the dominant issue of Republican politics.Â
Donald Trump Could Actually Be the Republican Party’s Nominee for President
What used to seem impossible no longer does.
Why Nothing Can Quell the Media’s Addiction to Clinton Scandals
No matter what Hillary does, the media thirst for scandal will be unquenched.Â
Republicans Find Their Next Anti-Choice Innovation
A new bill in Ohio would restrict abortion depending on the woman’s reason for getting the procedure. So much for small government.

