Neil H. Buchanan

Government investment would give workers and contractors more money to spend.

Even if Trump actually did release his tax returns, the Democrats win.

Tax reform is difficult because everyone likes the tax provisions that favor them.

It must be exhausting for Republicans to have to remember so many alternative facts.

Fake moderates McCain and Collins showed their fraudulent commitment to Senate traditions.

Powerful people love "freedom" when it means they can take advantage of the weak.

For a man who is all about being a winner, he is picking some very foolish fights.

It is dangerous to have a press willing to grab at any evidence that Trump is being presidential.

Only an illegal hack of the IRS would result in the release of the returns.

Trump made Australians wonder whether the U.S. is still a reliable ally.

The courts are the most likely effective avenue to thwart Trump's efforts.

Trump is humorless, only finding enjoyment when trying to harm his enemies.

Being in the opposition during a crisis of democracy is fraught with peril.

Pence is one of the extreme conservatives who took over the GOP in the Bush/Obama years.

Is he truly bad like Dr. No or is he a hapless doofus like Dr. Evil?

Blue-collar voters can take it when their leaders don't like fried butter on a stick.

Where were the moderate Republicans saying, 'Save America by voting Clinton.'

Crowd size, the popular vote and voter fraud continue to get under Trump's thin skin.

Trump will expand his power over the purse to punish his enemies, the author writes.

If the Democrats refuse to play ball, the numbers become stark for the Republicans.

Even voters' racism must be ignored if we are to avoid a one-party state.

Should the government speed the arrival of the driverless car?

Democrats seem to believe their good manners will be rewarded by voters.

Republicans changed the rules to exclude as many Democratic voters as they could.

Trump's presidency brings the threat of abuses of power not seen since Nixon.

It would be a windfall for Wall Street, with little increase in public investment.

A vast bulwark of rule-abiding Americans stand in the way of a Trump dictatorship.

Trump and the Republicans have every reason to change the rules to stay in power.

Imagine the Republican howling at Sanders calling himself a democratic socialist.

What can Congress or the courts do if he says he is going to violate the law?