John McCain and Corey Robin say the president's actions speak louder than his words. But this is a false distinction.

The president is keeping his extreme promises, and craven Republicans are falling in line. But what happens when reality catches up with Trump's base?

And we'll all have to live with the fallout.

His lies are a problem, but his belligerence is worse: It could start a war.

He keeps attacking men rather than Hillary Clinton because he's a sexist who's incapable of taking a female rival seriously.

Facing political extinction, Trump is out to save his brand—by painting Hillary Clinton as a rape-enabler.

Clinton seemingly took the high road in courting Republicans, but only to make their existence a living hell.

The Republican National Committee is considering cutting off Trump's support. That would be a bad idea.

The left predicted the GOP's white nationalist turn, but didn't cry wolf.

The strategy of endorsing Donald Trump while keeping him at arm's length is going as badly as anyone could have expected.