Call them the Cassandras: the people—mostly not white and male—who smelled the fascism all over Trump from jump street. Why were they “alarmists,” and how did “anti-alarmism” become cool?

The president’s disastrous affordability rally merely reraises the question: How could anyone have fallen for his campaign promises in the first place?

It wasn’t because Biden voters shifted to Trump—but because so many of them stayed home. Here’s how Democrats can motivate them once more.

Last night showed that the party is far from doomed—and the country is simply not as conservative as it seemed in November 2024.

A new Biden administration autopsy, based on internal assessments from many government insiders, has crystal clear lessons for the future.

Well, maybe not exactly like him.

And Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer do not.

The vice president doesn’t see why full-grown Republican men should have to apologize for being racist Hitler lovers.

The president is desperately trying to gin up scandals involving Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton because it (sort of) worked before. It won’t now.

Progressives are wringing their hands over the shift that took these voters to the right. But some worry about focusing more on the symptom than the cause.

Party elites are considerably more responsible for their woeful state of affairs than the former president.

Party insiders are spending millions to find the liberal Joe Rogan. How about perfecting the message before conducting a search for the perfect messenger?

It’s true that Biden’s team hid his decline from the public. But the public had long known that he wasn’t fit to serve another term as president.

As much as covering up the president’s infirmity was a scandal for all involved, the Democrats’ mortal sin was the one that was right out in the open.

The scant polling evidence suggests that corruption is not a decisive factor for voters—yet there is a way for Democrats to leverage the president’s malfeasance in next year’s midterm elections.

Many rejoiced when Musk said he’d pull back from the Department of Government Efficiency. But the world’s richest person will continue to wield oligarchic influence over our politics, and therefore our lives.

His campaign promises, from peace in Ukraine to “beautiful” tariffs, were truly unbelievable. And yet, somehow, many people believed him.

And they just might get away with it.

The former #Resistance darling has no problem politically sacrificing the most vulnerable Americans, like trans high schoolers, for the sake of his White House dreams.