With his nonstop barrage of lies, the president has degraded our electoral system to the point that any result will feel illegitimate.

Democrats who insist that the former vice president is the safest bet this November conveniently overlook his neoliberal economic policies.

The class war that gave rise to his campaign is the fault of a long line of corporate Democrats like Joe Biden, and voters know it.

The former vice president lacks credibility on issues like money in politics. Nominating him all but guarantees catastrophe this November.

He might appeal to the white proletariat and talk tough on trade, but the only constituency to whom this president answers is the 1%.

Chris Matthews abruptly resigned from MSNBC this week, but not before revealing how party elites really feel about the Vermont senator.

After nearly two decades, America's longest-running conflict appears to be coming to an end. Even a flawed peace deal is worth celebrating.

Democrats convinced that the Vermont senator would lose to Donald Trump vastly underestimate the risk of nominating a so-called moderate.

He presents himself as the safe choice for Democrats, but the former New York City mayor has a documented history of racism and misogyny.