I Voted for Hillary. And Now I’m Going to Write for Breitbart.
We can’t ignore the voices that put Trump in the White House. But maybe we can persuade them.
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Trump’s Claims About Illegal Votes Are Nonsense. I Debunked the Study He Cites as ‘Evidence.’
The real number of non-citizen voters is more like zero.
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Why We Shouldn’t Worry About Giuliani’s Ties to an Iranian Resistance Group
Last week, Politico published an article critiquing the Mujahidin e-Khalq (MEK), an Iranian resistance group, and the U.S. politicians who support it, especially former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. I can say unequivocally that the article's assertions are so outrageous that I must respond.
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The New Rules for Covering Trump
The Trump challenge demands that the house of journalism gives itself a makeover. Here’s how.
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Fidel Castro, Master Madman
Like other world figures after him, the Cuban leader was at his most powerful when he was least rational.
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How Trump, With No Mandate, Could Change Washington More Than Reagan Did
He lost the popular vote and his unfavorables are still high, but conditions are right for a lasting legacy
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Steve Bannon’s First Pick For President
Before he embraced the mogul from Manhattan, the Breitbart provocateur had his eye on another gifted populist.
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Donald Trump and the Rise of Alt-Reality Media
You think the truth took a hit last year? It's about to get worse. A lot worse.
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What Today’s Democrats Can Learn From Tip O’Neill’s Reagan Strategy
In deciding to work with, rather than obstruct, the president the wily House speaker came out on top.
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Why Turkey Is Salivating for President Trump
The president-elect has a lot in common with Turkey’s leaders—starting with disdain for the establishment.
