Molly Jong-Fast

The sagas of Herschel Walker and Ryan Zinke show that partisanship is the driving mechanism behind the GOP’s post-Trump voter allegiances.

If one of two major political parties no longer believes in free and fair elections, how can democracy still function?

From Giorgia Meloni to Kari Lake, genderwashing is becoming a favorite tactic in the ultraconservative playbook.

After throwing its weight behind unpopular ideas, the GOP scrambles for a midterm message.

Instead of pivoting toward the center to pick up voters before November, Trump’s GOP is digging in its heels.

The spiritual grandmother of Trumpism might be foreshadowing its fate

Social media makes a candidate’s personality hard to hide.

The upcoming midterms are already a referendum on bodily autonomy.

The GOP is already pointing fingers over their Senate candidates' underperformance in the midterms—and it's only August.

The “Dark Brandon” meme understands the secret of Biden: The moment all looks darkest, he rises from the ashes.

In 2012, the now-disgraced former governor negotiated a deal that helped bring about this year’s disastrous redistricting.

The only person capable of stopping Trump may be his ideological twin.

What Trump learned from his divorce is that there’s no such thing as bad press. Only that you can never have enough of it.

Unlike those involved in the January 6 coup attempt who refuse to testify, my communist grandfather respected democracy and had the courage to turn up, say his piece, and take the consequences.

Roe was always about power.

Who knew losing our rights would feel this bad?

And even the staunchest Trump allies know it.