Fifth Debate Reveals How Eager the Republican Candidates Are for More War
Dec 16, 2015 At the final debate of 2015, the Republican presidential candidates laid out how each would be a wartime president, with the most aggressive pledging to rebuild and unleash the full force of the military to slaughter Islamic State globally, confront Russia’s Vladimir Putin in Syria and eastern Europe and conduct cyber warfare and other actions against China.
Top 10 Lies and Distortions From the GOP Debate
Dec 16, 2015 Another GOP debate, another steaming pile of half-truths, lies and pseudo-facts.VIDEO: Missed Tuesday’s GOP Debate? Watch the Highlights Here
Dec 16, 2015 If you didn't have a chance to watch CNN's Republican debate, or simply want a refresher, here are some of the most important moments.
The Fifth GOP Debate: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Dec 16, 2015 If ever there was any doubt, the main topic during the first part of the fifth Republican presidential debate was indeed how to defeat the threat of terrorism overseas and at home. Updated
And Now, This Handy Fifth-GOP-Debate Media Primer
Dec 16, 2015 It's getting close to go time for the Republican presidential hopefuls taking CNN's stage Tuesday evening at The Venetian hotel in Las Vegas for the fifth GOP debate. This means the media's prognostication machine is rumbling into overdrive and popping out lists right and left—well, mostly right this time.Trump’s Tentacles
Dec 14, 2015
Why Hate Speech by Presidential Candidates Is Just Plain Despicable
Dec 1, 2015 Hate crimes will never be eliminated entirely. But this doesn’t absolve the politicians who have been fueling hatefulness.
The American Hunger Games
Nov 30, 2015 Let’s send the six Republican candidates for the presidency into the wilderness, weapons in hand, one at a time, and examine their minor differences to see what we can expect in a coming Republican era of “good times.”
The United States of Contradictions
Nov 30, 2015 With election year a month away, American politics is caught up in tensions, ironies, and a certain amount of sheer madness.
VIDEO: Stephen Colbert Previews Twitter’s Role at the Democratic Debate
Nov 14, 2015 Perhaps Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley will have to limit their answers to 140 characters, "The Late Show" host suggests.
