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You'd think this might give Trump pause, but of course it won't.
You'd think this might give Trump pause, but of course it won't.
They're ready to move on.
President Trump can't even bring himself to pretend he's responsible for the whole country.
The real threat of civil breakdown doesn't come from Joe Biden. It comes from Donald Trump.
If Joe Biden wins, the post-Trump fumigation will have to include major reform.
Whenever we watch candidates focusing on the swing states, we should be angry.
Imagine if a Democrat heaped that kind of contempt on Republican rural areas. We'd never hear the end of it.
Voters still think Trump badly botched coronavirus, and they're still not terrified of protesters.
Democrats need a conceptual framework to explain Trump's electoral corruption to the public.
Is the president who accuses others of infirmity getting a taste of his own medicine?
They don't have to endorse Joe Biden. But there's something else they can do.
Violence on a president's watch is only his fault when that president is Barack Obama.
Why this election's Democratic nominee is unlikely to fare as badly as the one in 2004 did.
Imagine if President Trump never had to comply with a congressional subpoena.
His contempt for the law, he hopes, will be just what you're looking for.
Trump is actually the candidate of lawlessness and civil breakdown.
Will appeals to voters' decency work this time?
Down the ballot, it's still all about Trump, whether they like it or not.
Voters have to believe that mayhem is coming to every town in America, and Biden will make it happen. It's a tough sell.
By completely rewriting reality, Trump's acceptance speech insults a stricken nation.