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In Trump's second act, say goodbye to public media
A conservative plan seeks to eliminate PBS, NPR, Pacifica, American Public Media, and sell off your local stations, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Guilty, Guilty, Guilty, Guilty
Guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Hush money isn't a crime. Slush money is
Here's a summary of where we are at halftime in the case against Donald Trump, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Crime is not on the rise. Why do so many Americans think it is?
Democrats are ceding the narrative, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Maga blots out democracy's sun
Since the last solar eclipse, we have learned that Trumpism is a dangerous political religion that has no rules, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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How a little girl named Virginia promotes Christian nationalism
Promoting white supremacy on the down-low, writes Claire Potter.
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Britt's SOTU response contained several lies and one truth
Republican consultants are worried about the party's extremist abortion policies, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Supreme Court's GOP justices open the door to dictatorship
They would allow Trump to run for president until he dies, no matter how many insurrections he incites, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Are Trump-branded sneakers a new way to launder money?
The real gold in the golden kicks, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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The other ‘Great Replacement’
When the GOP embraced conspiracy theories, voter fraud fantasies, and class war, they replaced people who vote with an electorate that doesn't always – or can't always – vote, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Kellyanne Conway wants us to believe GOP has a deep bench
In discussing possible VP picks for Trump, she spins the fiction that the party has people ready for the national stage, writes Claire Bond Potter.
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Vanquishing malarkey
Saving democracy is a slow, deliberative process – and President Joe Biden is very, very good at it, writes Claire Bond Potter.