In an epic bit of television, Fox News’ Megyn Kelly reads Waldman’s critique of Cheney’s Iraq record to the former vice president on the air—and demands a reaction.
Paul Waldman
Schweitzer #FAIL: Live By Authenticity, Die by Authenticity
Former Montana governor and possible presidential candidate Brian Schweitzer’s mouth gets him in trouble.
Should We Listen to Those Who Were Wrong on Iraq in 2002?
They have every right to their opinions, but we can remember their old mistakes even as we understand their new ones.
Weak Weakling Continues Weak Policies of Weakness
Even when the administration catches a terrorist, conservatives are still going to argue that Barack Obama isn’t being strong enough.
Why Are the Democrats So Unified?
That contentious Democratic coalition of the past, beset by infighting? It’s nowhere to be seen.
Can Hillary Clinton Win the Hearts of Liberals? Does She Need To?
She won’t be an ideological warrior and she may not put a catch in your throat with soaring rhetoric, but she’s smart, competent, and experienced.Â
Beware Simple Solutions On Iraq
Nothing about the chaos there is simple, and anyone who tells you different is a dangerous fool.
Back to the Land
In a new study, a surprising number of conservatives say they’d like to live in a rural area. So what’s stopping them?
Why Republicans Hate Their Leaders: Eric Cantor Edition
As far as the activist base is concerned, the very act of taking office is little more than a prelude to betrayal.
Should We Be Concerned About Privatization of the V.A.?
Congress is about to pass a bill allowing vets to receive care at private providers. If it’s the first step toward privatization, that could be a big problem.

