…of the GOP also has more than doubled – from 16 percent to 38 percent. . . “There are actually people who view the other political party as a ‘threat…

…and just 12% of those earning $40,000 to $49,000. As More People Experience the Reality of  Obamcare, Attack Ads Become Less Potent Nevertheless, even the GOP is beginning to realize…

…towards those whose incomes normally are associated with GOP voters. The first clue that this is a cherry-picking piece is the use of the present progressive tense, to convey the…

…simply aren’t able to vote. But that doesn’t account for the huge numbers of people who don’t bother to vote to prevent wacky right-wingers like Iowa GOP Senator-Elect Joni Ernst…

…a GOP governor in Massachusetts, Mitt Romney. Honestly. He wrote that. In November, 2014. Four and a half years after the Affordable Care Act—modeled after a Heritage Foundation proposal and…

…little guy and gal just agreed to. Mark my words, those same cuts will be demanded by the GOP next year. And the protection against gambling with FDIC insured deposits…

Democrats should take continued GOP opposition to Obamacare very seriously. It has serious real-world consequences. As long as states hold out against the Medicaid expansion, it could slow the law’s…

…by comparing him to former GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul, who also inspired an enthusiastic following: “Bernie Sanders is the left’s Ron Paul.” [Slate Magazine] “Why Bernie Sanders is the…

…into Rubio’s moment, and Rubio’s nomination. — This strange, worrisome GOP race, Ruth Marcus, Washington Post, today —- A common refrain about Rubio is that he’s a man in a…

…here, yesterday Today, Greg Sargent writes at length about that possibility: [T]here is a scenario worth entertaining here in which Obama has the last laugh — and the GOP posture…