The overt racism driving Donald Trump’s campaign has its roots in a long tradition of dog whistle GOP politics.
Election 2016
Trump, Guns, and Lies, Incorporated
The presumptive presidential nominee is the natural byproduct of an industry of toxic myth-making.
Harmony and Dissonance: Two Meetings of the Democrats and the Left
Last weekend, a “People’s Summit” in Chicago and a Democratic Party meeting in California demonstrated how progressives can come together.
Trump, Over-Exposed
How the Donald’s seemingly invincible run could implode.
Farewell to ‘Darling Corey’ Lewandowski
Donald Trump just said, “you’re fired” to his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski. This was predictable. In fact, it was predicted years ago in a traditional bluegrass folk song called “Darling Corey.” The Corey in the song is a woman, but otherwise it fits the tragedy of Corey Lewandowski to a tee. Her fate was sealed […]
What Is Hillary Clinton’s Agenda?
She’s had so much to say on so many issues that voters may not know what she wants to accomplish.
Pain and Power: The LGBT Crucible
One year after the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage, the Orlando shootings capture the challenges facing the LGBT community as their political clout continues to grow.
Next for Clinton: A Running Mate
As speculation swirls over who would make the best running mate for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, a key question is how her pick might tilt the balance of power in the Senate.
Trump as a Strategic Asset of the Islamic State
The candidate is playing the part assigned to him in terrorist strategy.
Clinton, Warren, and the Vice Presidency
Hillary must decide whether she can name a running mate who may occasionally oppose her.

