Tag: Republicans

Can the deluded right hope to regain credibility by backing the anti-American Trump crusade?

Will history record that Republican senators were more united in their opposition to democracy than Democratic senators are in their support for it?

Demoting Liz Cheney doubles down on Rightwing Lie (after the “stolen” election): without Trump, the party is dead meat. Polling strongly disagrees.

The GOP doesn’t give a fig about working people. It is, and always will be, the party of big business and billionaires.

The stakes could not be higher. Simply put, it’s democracy or authoritarianism.

This transformation in one of America’s two eminent political parties has shocking implications, not just for the future of American democracy but for the future of democracy everywhere.

The Conversation asked Matthew Valasik, a sociologist at Louisiana State University, and Shannon E. Reid, a criminologist at the University of North Carolina—Charlotte, to explain what right-wing extremist groups in the U.S. are doing.

Have the Four Horsemen of our media apocalypse—Rush Limbaugh, Roger Ailes, Rupert Murdoch, and Donald Trump—ridden roughshod over us this past half-century?

Fifty years later, Congress and the nation are again debating a major boost in government support for families with children.

There were 43 Republican senators who failed to uphold their oath of office by voting to acquit Donald Trump and potentially created a January exception for future outgoing presidents.