Dick Polman

On this issue, the media basically mirrors the public mood, and the public's mood is a tad too apathetic, given the dire scientific consensus.

Trump Republicans would love nothing more than to see their opponents surrender the field in the spirit of civility.

Let's take a quick trip down memory lane, even though this particular event may not live in your memory.

Why are Republicans so determined to stick with Brett Kavanagh, soiling themselves in the process and alienating as many women voters as possible?

Is it any wonder that women are fleeing the GOP en masse? That women are jonesing for a Democratic Congress by a whopping 40 percentage points (65 to 25)?

The congressional Republicans continue to abet and excuse Donald Trump's relentless assaults on democratic norms and the rule of law.

McCain called on his old foes, Bush and Obama, to stress his enduring values, and perhaps prompt a sufficient share of voters to seize the future and steer us back to safety.

John McCain was a Walt Whitman passage come to life: "I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes."

Put your hands together for the rule of law. That glugging sound you hear is Trump's swamp being drained.

Christine Hallquist epitomizes the 2018 Democratic zeitgeist.

On a daily basis, the Trump regime gives us multiple reasons to slap the palms of our hands to the brows of our heads. 

As the clock ticked toward midnight in Ohio’s special House election, Donald Trump still had ample time to craft another baldfaced ...