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Thomas B. EdsallThe New York Times |
When disruption becomes destruction.
The vice president’s political transformation from Trump skeptic to MAGA superstar has many roots.
There are some elites the president likes.
The president appears determined to prevent his party from achieving a durable majority coalition.
We got hundreds of suggestions.
An outline of items in a hypothetical Democratic Party platform.
Who will watch the watchmen?
If power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, what do we have here?
The president is deploying his domineering tactics in unexpected places.
How, and why, does the president get away with it?
The MAHA pipe dream is going to hurt MAGA the most.
Gimme, gimme, gimme. Gimme some more.
I doubt this was what Trump meant when he called himself “Mr. Brexit.”
A field guide to the movement and its future.
The president has a very big immunity umbrella.
The price of “no enemies on the right” is going up.
Key elements of the mayor-elect’s campaign have enormous potential for a party that was badly beaten in 2024.
When Republicans sing Kumbaya.
Why do people keep comparing the President to a Mafia don?
Races in New Jersey and Virginia are testing the power of the moderate lane.
We are paying a tremendous political and psychological cost for access to social media.
After all, there is “an enemy within.”
The MAGA movement’s encirclement maneuver is gaining ground.
The idea that there is more left-wing extremist violence than right-wing extremist violence is a dangerous myth.
The president is the “political-societal equivalent of a neutron bomb.”
How should his opponents respond?
The president is driving the tentacles of the federal government deep into the nation’s economy, culture and legal system.
Democrats delivered millions to the Texarkana region. It didn’t matter a dime.
Its six-member conservative majority has become a key enabler of Trump’s agenda.
The president’s family stands to make hundreds of millions of dollars from its cryptocurrency ventures.
Trump’s approval rating is falling. It’s not helping his opponents.
Trump may be winning the battle to weaken our democracy, but he has not won the war.
If men had supported Kamala Harris at the same level as women, Harris would have won the popular vote, and possibly the Electoral College.
Trump is operating like a reverse Robin Hood.
Nearly half of white Kamala Harris voters earned more than $80,000 a year.
There are many legitimate reasons to try Trump a third time. Don’t hold your breath.
Trump’s wanton attacks on institutions and individuals have a specific purpose.
Shamelessness is Trump’s superpower.
Trump didn’t just defy the assumption that his demonization of immigrants would cost him Hispanic voters; he turned those expectations upside down.
What Democrats need to do now will not be very easily done.
Trump says one thing about toxins and does another.
How the federal government became “an outdated software system that must be replaced.”
Even if the party can move toward the center, it may not help.
Vengeance is his.
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His mandate under Trump “truly is unprecedented in U.S. history.”
It has proved to be the key mobilizing concept underpinning the MAGA movement.
Russell Vought views American politics as a life-or-death struggle between the God-fearing right and a malevolent, secular left.
What does it mean when Trump says, “I am your retribution”?
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