

Populism Rising: Whatcha Gonna Do, Brother?
As the insurrection of the Capitol shocked the nation on January 6th, some key figures involved in that have been revealed and are continuing to push their agenda.
Feet Up at a Trial: The Proud Boy Who Might Be President
The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump was not so much about dismissing the previous GOP president, but rather finding the next one for 2024.
Trump’s Acquittal Is a Sign of “Constitutional Rot”—Partisanship Overriding Principles
The vote to acquit former President Trump for inciting the attack on the Capitol is a symptom of the dramatic decline of the U.S. constitutional system, which is being eroded from within.
I Analyzed All of Trump’s Tweets To Find Out What He Was Really Saying
The 45th president of the United States used a specific technique to tell different versions of the very same story, of a nation under threat and a man working to save it.
Checking the Receipts: The Many, Many Losses of Donald Trump
While Donald Trump left office with the lowest approval ratings ever, I don’t think the Capitol riot should be his only legacy. He’s got so many additional losses to chalk, too.
The Man Who Made and Unmade the Republican Party
Prior to 2016, the Republicans were steered by a man who sold himself to elect kings and build a party. That deal with the devil did not survive Donald Trump.
Lessons in Censorship From the Survivors of WWII
Censorship, if left unchecked, can lead to brutality. This is the lesson I learned from those who endured the worst of us.
This Is How the Media Normalized the Fascists of WWII
With recent violence fresh in the mind, the media’s view is key. After all, changing tomorrow relies on learning from the mistakes of today.
With Georgia on His Mind, Trump’s Administration Becomes a Series of Temper Tantrums
With two weeks left to go in the White House, Donald Trump’s presidency has devolved into a procession of denial, coercion, and golf.