Defenders of Alabama’s Roy Moore are politicizing a problem that crosses party lines.
It was something sadder, uglier, and—for many people who have lived in some way in the shadow of sexual violence—more familiar.
In a bizarre press conference after his United Nations meetings, the president of the United States also raised questions about George Washington’s past.
New research suggests that the criminal charges against Trump aren’t actually helping him in the GOP primary race.
The president is officially backing the Alabama Senate candidate accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls.
President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court had been sailing toward Senate confirmation. But with Republicans wavering in light of Christine Blasey Ford’s allegation of sexual assault, it’s all in doubt now.
The conspicuous absence of the only other witness to an alleged assault committed by Brett Kavanaugh reveals a Senate hearing held in bad faith.
The senator is trying to defy the odds, again.
He’s a master of reading a room—and he knows exactly how to use cultural context as a provocation.
“I want the Republican Party to feel spanked,” says Mona Charen, a writer at the Never Trump website The Bulwark.