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2016 Elections

An Intervention For Republicans Supporting Trump: How to End an Abusive...

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2016 Elections

Can a Brexit-Type Vote Happen Here and Elect Trump?

AdLib - June 28, 2016 19

2016 Democratic Primary

Election Day Thread – Super Tuesday Primaries 2016

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2016 Democratic Primary

Election Day Thread – GOP SC Primary and Dem NV Caucus...

AdLib - February 20, 2016 120

2016 Elections

Trump Sews a Swastika Onto The American Flag

AdLib - December 8, 2015 20

2016 Elections

Crazed Self-Promotion Trumps Politics in The GOP Primary

AdLib - June 18, 2015 15

Climate Change

Republicans Are Now Drowning in Climate Change Denial

AdLib - May 29, 2015 23

Democracy

Texas Has Finally Gone Full Metal Straightjacket

AdLib - May 7, 2015 38

2016 Elections

What do Republicans Stand For?

AdLib - April 7, 2015 25

Congress

The Grand Old Party of Sedition

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