The country is now paying for the pathologies of the oligarchs and baddies who were stuffed into lockers when they were kids.

Because Trump wasn't penalized for trying to steal the 2020 election, our democracy has already been damaged.

The incompetent and compromised nominees Trump has assembled at record pace show how little regard he has for the essential functions our government provides.

The Democrats focus too much on reaching white college-educated voters, and the threat to democracy was not the right closing message.

Trump is flooding the zone with nominees who would destroy government norms and standards and create the kind of chaos that would let him do what he wants.

Ted Cruz and Jim DeMint ground things to a halt in the Senate quite effectively during the Obama era, and Democrats should take a cue from them for Trump's appointments: Demand hearings or hold their own.

Trump's appointments—like degenerate Matt Gaetz and Putin stooge Tulsi Gabbard—are about his raw power and his stupid show, but are also a risk to our nation's security and institutions.

Republicans have been good at telling a story about the economy and how people should feel about it, and Democrats haven't responded in a sufficiently compelling way.

The worst people believe their worldview has been validated, while the best people are uncertain, scared, and angry.

The Trump team is moving quickly to sell out Ukraine, but it's not clear yet whether Putin would settle for taking a quarter of the country—or if he intends to crush it, so he can plant the Russian flag in Kiev.

It's time to get our opposition organized and develop a narrative about Trump. And one narrative that's likely to emerge is how he betrayed his voters.

The Trump trials were a cosmic democratic disaster, and the justice system did not do justice: Trump was not treated in the same way as other people who've stolen classified docs or tried to overthrow the election—and his conviction and indictments made him more qualified in MAGA's eyes.

The American people made their choice, and the fight to preserve the global democratic coalition against the global authoritarian movement continues.

Kamala's tailored campaign message and ground game didn't matter.

Whatever happens tonight, Never Trumpers and voters should be proud that we rose to the challenge of Trump—and that a majority of Americans see through this fraudster.

Republicans are crowing about a big turnout of early rural voters and a decrease in African American voters in the cities.

Few states are as red as Iowa, and yet the legendary Iowa pollster Ann Selzer found that Kamala has leapfrogged over Trump to take the lead there.

The WSJ wants readers to think that Trump is too stupid to coup—despite Jack Smith's indictment showing a very clear plan.

Trump and his pack of dude-bros are pitting men against women, even inside the home—the current Republican Party is definitely not pro-family or pro-marriage.

The character of the nation is on the line: We have to stop an autocratic minority from imposing its will on the majority of Americans.

Kamala Harris sees the world as divided between those who follow the rules and those who break them—and that injustice requires action, not whining.

By de-prioritizing The Washington Post in his business empire, Jeff Bezos is showing exactly how a free press gets dismantled.

Trump is corrosive to the soul of our democracy. He's a bigot, an ogre, and an isolationist.

A whole faction of Red America thinks the judges and tax cuts in the first half of Trump's presidency were the 'real' Trump.