Alex Pareene

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And just like Republican politicians, the conservative justices are dedicated to preserving the right’s minority rule.

Why hawks are determined to blame a foreign enemy for the president’s health woes

The president is not a phony billionaire. He’s a real tax cheat.

Neither precedent nor principle, nor even electoral consequences, will sway him from his ultimate goal.

The party rejected calls this year for a massive reordering of society. Here’s a different kind of revolutionary idea.

In Portsmouth, Virginia, cops have been systematically using their state power to tyrannize political enemies.

He could be a rising star of the party or an alt-right Trojan horse. Or maybe there’s no difference between the two.

The president and the Senate majority leader weren't even in the room for the failed negotiations to save the economy.

We are in the midst of a world-historic failure of governance. Why isn’t anyone in charge acting like they are responsible for it?

Minneapolis’s police force has forfeited its right to exist. So have other cities’.

Over the past week, cops have shown that they share a coherent ideology.

The head of JPMorgan Chase has long been hailed as a wise man. The pandemic has shown the weaknesses of his brand of liberalism.

Councils, work groups, and advisory boards are planning the future of the country. No one is doing much about the present.

No one has to tie themselves in knots to defend him if they don’t want to.

Trump’s signing of stimulus checks may be tacky, but outlawing it isn’t oversight—it’s absurd.

A recent campaign ad and strategy memo agree with the president that the coronavirus crisis is someone else’s fault.

The party chose a caretaker to look after a burning house.

A generation of Democratic timidity created a candidate unwilling to do politics in an emergency.

The GOP’s coronavirus response has one goal: to preserve America’s economic hierarchy.

Conservatives won their war on Big Government. Their prize is a pandemic.