The implications of sending Al Franken packing are starting to become clear on Capitol Hill. And they are troubling.

He campaigned with a lot of swagger. But his first nine months in office have been defined by indecision, vacillation, and a reluctance to call shots.

Enabled by a craven Congress, the president is undermining the Iran deal and risking an escalation that he's incapable of halting.

As told through anonymous quotes from White House and Republican officials

The Democrats are trying to cut deals with the president, but doing so risks legitimizing a man-child who is unfit for the office.

He's still a far-right Republican. Don't let journalists convince you otherwise.

The Democratic leader's negotiations with Trump could further divide the party. But what if her dalliance with the president pays off?

The president's deal with the Democrats could bring even more chaos and dysfunction to Washington.

Instead, they should aim to abolish it as a Republican weapon.

Democrats get that the odds are stacked against workers. So why are workers treated like they’re part of the problem?

Sam Stein returns to discuss the death of Trumpcare and whether its failure will motivate Republicans to confront the president on other issues.