Paul Waldman

A state becoming more Democratic while Republicans try to suppress votes and mount a dishonest and cynical campaign.

The lessons of the Obama presidency do not bode well for bipartisan cooperation.

To call him a sore loser doesn't begin to describe the damage he's doing.

One loss after another, as his preposterous claims of fraud get tossed out of court.

How many lives could we save if we joined together in a shared determination to defeat the virus?

He'll be short on cash, but there's a population of his supporters just waiting to be conned.

If the minority party can stop the entire agenda the public voted for, what's the good of having an election?

Given the position they were in and the high turnout this year, it was completely predictable.

Imagine if government actually worked competently! It's a crazy idea.

But that doesn't mean the Democrats' warnings about it weren't perfectly appropriate.