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Pennsylvania’s midterm race is everything that’s wrong with American politics
Doug Mastriano, the Republican candidate for governor, revels in conspiratorial and far-right rhetoric. And his party is OK with that.
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Donald Trump is hardly the only Republican chastising American Jews
It is a fact of political life that right-wingers like to whine about “disloyal” Jews voting Democrat.
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Even an abortion scandal might not stop “pro-life” candidate Herschel Walker
The anti-abortion Republican running for a Senate seat in Georgia has been accused of paying for a former girlfriend’s termination.
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The extraordinary influence of the Claremont Institute on the American right
The think tank is trying to reshape the political landscape.
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What is wrong with this year’s Republican Senate candidates?
The party is running people in the 2022 midterm elections who are struggling with how to conduct a competitive political…
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Biden’s right – Trump and “Maga Republicans” are a threat to democracy
But the US won’t be saved by a speech
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Democrats opt for the tried and true candidates
New York and Florida primaries went well for longtime elected officials and middle-of-the-road prospects.
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Liz Cheney lost her primary. So what?
Though she helped shape the modern Republican Party, Cheney ultimately put her country ahead of a political career.
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Republicans, this is why you wait for more information
The possibility that Donald Trump took documents relating to nuclear weapons to Mar-a-Lago gives new meaning to the FBI raid.
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With George Soros, right-wing America puts conspiracy above reality
By invoking “Soros-backed prosecutors”, Republicans are trying to decide who gets to participate fully in US society.
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Why a bid to strip away abortion rights in Kansas backfired
You know something’s up when restriction fails in a Republican state.
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Don’t let Republicans rehabilitate their party through the 6 January hearings
Despite the efforts of Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, their party hasn’t changed since Trump.
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Republicans put US shootings down to anything but guns
Lone wolf theory, mental illness – there’s no end of old tropes that are preferred.
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America’s crisis-industrial complex
Are alarmist narratives about a “new civil war” obscuring the real battle in US politics: the fight for democracy?
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In the ruins of anti-fascist hegemony
The end of Roe vs Wade is part of a wholesale attack on America's democracy and postwar liberal consensus by…
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Jonathan Haidt: “America is the ghost of liberal democracies’ future”
The social psychologist believes bitter online discourse is hastening the spread of US-style recriminatory politics.
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Liz Cheney can be a villainous Republican and an honourable human being at the same time
Her conduct at the 6 January Capitol riot hearings shows people are neither entirely good nor evil.
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The US Capitol riot hearings shouldn’t be about partisan politics
If America doesn’t properly reckon with the events of 6 January 2021, its democracy may never come back.
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From God to monsters – the “new nationalism” of the US right
Is the Republican Party of Trump and QAnon also now the party of non-religious class warriors?
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