In the late summer of 2009, as the recession-ravaged economy bled half a million jobs a month, the country seemed to lose its mind. … Ten years since that summer of rage, the ideas that animated the Tea Party movement have been largely abandoned by Republicans under President Trump. Trillion-dollar […] Read more »
We Aren’t Seeing White Support for Trump for What It Is
On Feb. 24, 2016, after winning the Nevada caucuses, Donald Trump told supporters in Las Vegas, “I love the poorly educated.” Technically, he should have said “I love poorly educated white people,” but his point was well taken. We have been talking about this since Trump came down that escalator […] Read more »
American Jews, Politics and Israel
The political orientation of American Jews has come back into the spotlight in recent weeks with President Donald Trump’s comments regarding Jews and their stances toward his presidency and the Democratic Party. … It has traditionally been difficult to analyze the attitudes and political orientation of American Jews in surveys […] Read more »
The key states at play in the 2020 election
David Wasserman of the Cook Political Report joins Morning Joe to discuss the key states at play in the 2020 presidential election and the struggle a Democratic presidential candidate may face in grabbing critical electoral votes. Morning Joe, MSNBC Read more »
Guardians of the Republic: Expose Him For the Con Man He Is
Are Republicans starting to take on Trump? Polling on impeachment, buying Greenland, Jewish loyalty, and more. Guardians of the Republic Read more »
Trump vulnerability in a primary is more fiction than fact
Former South Carolina Rep. Mark Sanford is seriously considering challenging President Donald Trump in the primary, even though he called the idea “preposterous” on many levels. It’s a rare moment when you should take a politician at his word. Even if you look past the huge hurdles of the president’s […] Read more »