The end of Maga as we know it The Republican party will regroup after their shellacking in the US midterm elections, but it won’t look the same The Guardian - US · Nov 7
Trump sets sights on liberal mega-donor George Soros: ‘A chilling message to other donors’ Billionaire philanthropist makes ‘perfect cartoon villain’ as Trump attacks Democratic contributors before midterms The Guardian - US · Oct 5, 2025
South African ambassador expelled from US called a ‘race-baiting politician’ by Marco Rubio Ebrahim Rasool had previously served as the ambassador from 2010 to 2015 The Independent UK · Mar 15, 2025
As Republicans flail from ‘one stupid jackass thing to another’, Harris strives to define vision Vice-president enjoys post-convention glow but her policies are undefined as Trump searches for line of attack The Guardian - US · Aug 25, 2024
One path for Biden to lure blue-collar voters – find the economic villains: ‘You have to pick fights’ Experts say Biden can win back working-class Americans if he hammers home the message that he is helping them on pocketbook issues The Guardian - US · May 12, 2024
GOP bill would force major Medicare cuts "House Republicans are trying to slash lifelines for middle-class families on behalf of rich special interests" Salon · Feb 5, 2023
Swing-state Democrats embrace law enforcement to hit GOP on crime Dems have gone on the offensive by linking rising crime rates to gun violence. Axios · Jul 19, 2022
‘A history maker’: Karine Jean-Pierre set for White House press secretary role She will be the first Black openly gay woman to step into the role, a symbol of change after the Donald Trump era The Guardian - US · May 15, 2022
Stuart Rothenberg: When nothing beats something Patrick Gaspard was director of the White House Office of Political Affairs under Barack Obama, and he served as national political director for Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. He is now president and chief executive officer of the Center for American Progress, a liberal public policy organization. Tribune News Service · Feb 17, 2022
When nothing beats something - Roll Call Can you beat something about nothing in politics? Of course you can: Just look at the history of midterm elections. Roll Call · Feb 16, 2022