Presidential Election Archive
Archives for August 2016
This is not a normal year.
It’s about Ivanka, Trump’s daughter.
Hillary Clinton coughed. And people talked about it.
It’s not true, but it’s potentially very effective — even down ballot.
Honoring Harden’s legacy includes recognizing the limits of welfare reform that doesn’t reform what makes welfare necessary.
Here’s a roundup of the latest polling news.
Donald Trump led a revolution on immigration within the GOP. He can’t stop it now.
Belatedly breaking out of the cycle of scandal and fatalism.
“Simply drop out and tell America this entire candidacy was a stunt — a satire designed to expose the flaws in the system. And the thing is you could actually make a fairly decent case for that.”
Clinton’s nomination, and the prospect of her election, doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone — even feminists.
What would it really mean to elect our first woman president — and this woman in particular?
If the Trump campaign could go from incompetent to just worse than average, it would have a shot at winning.
Over 10 percent of federal judgeships will be vacant when she takes office.
But he’s already lost them.
How Clinton’s “strength” created Trump.