Tag: Tea Party

The Republicans look like a divided party in which personal vanity is more important than governing.

Even if he doesn’t run in 2024, Trump can decide who becomes the party’s next candidate.

[Trump] is likely to go into heavy-duty campaign mode on, or even before January 20, and will almost certainly hold some sort of "Trump 2024" rally at the same time as Biden's inauguration.

The drift toward authoritarianism and a libertarianism that is extremist and exclusivist (and sometimes both together) threatens us.

We do not deserve a head of state that behaves like the U.S. president’s pet lap poodle.

Being excessively confrontational or overly ideological has seldom been a winning formula for the Democrats. Party members might want to ponder what happened the last time they went the radical route.

As a nativist, protectionist, fan of big government and quasi-isolationist (he would annihilate the Islamic State, but withdraw from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Pacific), he is the anti-Ronald Reagan.

The curtain has opened on a stage in which a populist, xenophobic, homophobic, sexist candidate will represent one of two options for occupying the presidency of the U.S. for the next four years.

You are two peas in a pod, an indescribable pair. You would outdo any comedy duo if it weren’t for how serious governing a country is, and the consequences — for people everywhere — of certain individuals being in power.

Today, many analysts estimate the former governor has a certain vibe with the extreme-right and the evangelicals; the two fringes of the electorate that Donald Trump is having a hard time convincing.