The Democratic Party prides itself on being inclusive and advocating for communities of color, but there was a time when racism was at the center of its policies.

Kevin Nicholson, who’s running as a Republican in Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race, wrote an op-ed for Fox News’ website today to lament the terrible lack of civility displayed by his bullshit parents for not letting him play Fortnite after 11 p.m.

Lord have mercy upon me, release me from the pit of darkness: There is another story about how Sen. Ben Sasse, the Republican #NeverTrump wonder, is “refusing to bow” to the bad man and standing up by releasing a book and maybe running for president. Blown away by this bravery.

We’ve come a long way from Republicans’ 2012 “autopsy” report, which concluded that the party needed to do more to reach out to Hispanic voters and immigrants or risk becoming obsolete.

Is each successive generation of Jeb Bush’s line doomed to be even lamer than the last? Is Jeb the dominant gene? Does Jeb-ness only get more compounded over the ages, perhaps like a Baltic herring that is buried in a can so that it ferments in its own rotting brine for months?

As a relentless stream of horrifying images, sounds, and stories pour out of the facilities where immigrant children taken from their parents are being held, a new Quinnipiac poll out Monday found a significant majority of Americans oppose the policy of separating families at the border, 66% to 27%.

As public vitriol intensifies over Donald Trump’s policy of ripping immigrant children away from their parents, a number of Republicans have come out of the woodwork, about six weeks too late, to denounce the practice.

Paul Ryan, a man who has defiled two perfectly fine first names for people everywhere, told reporters on Thursday that he is not comfortable with the practice of tearing immigrant children away from their parents at the border. “We don’t want kids to be separated from their parents,” Ryan said, a practice for which he…

Leaders like Bob Corker, Jeff Flake, and Paul Ryan are retiring, and John McCain is in poor health—meaning there will soon be a void in Congress where all those establishment GOP figures shaking their fists at Donald Trump as they deal out his agenda used to stand. Luckily for the party, Mitt Romney, who you may…

With pretty much any semblance of ethics and order already thrown out the window by the Trump administration—and Republicans in general—why wouldn’t a GOP lawmaker treat his office like his own personal fiefdom?

As one of the most endangered members of his caucus, Republican Senator Dean Heller is facing a tough re-election in November. So he’s turned to his influencer son—Harris Heller—to help him make some sweet, sweet social media content. Fifty thousand dollars worth of content, in fact, straight out of the coffers of…

Paul Ryan, a man whose spine is made out of little rolled up pages from Atlas Shrugged, has continuously dodged addressing the issue of DACA reauthorization. But now, he and other GOP leaders are facing a potential rebellion from moderate members of their party who are pushing for a “discharge petition.” The petition…

Meet Josh Hawley, the GOP’s own real life Bobby Newport trying to unseat Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill’s Senate seat in Missouri. Judging from a Politico profile of his campaign out Tuesday, it seems Hawley, who is the Republican Party’s “golden boy” and front-runner in the primary, is too busy lifting weights…

White House special assistant Kelly Sadler reportedly said Thursday: “It doesn’t matter, he’s dying anyway,” in reference to John McCain in a closed-door meeting with about two dozen White House communication staffers. That’s a genuinely fucked up thing to say!

The number of registered Republicans in California has plunged to levels so low that it’s almost even with the number of people declaring “no party preference.”

Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire GOP donor whose ring must be kissed by all good Republican boys, gave $30 million to the Congressional Leadership Fund, the House Republican super PAC, in an effort to save the party’s majority, Politico reported on Thursday.

Right before the December holidays last year, the GOP passed a massive $1.5 trillion in tax cuts that largely benefitted the wealthiest of Americans. In addition to a spending increase approved in the two-year budget passed in February, Donald Trump and Republicans are now scaremongering about the (self-imposed)…

Marco Rubio told The Economist in an interview last Monday that he was skeptical the GOP tax bill is benefiting working-class Americans. “There’s no evidence whatsoever that the money’s been massively poured back into the American worker,” Rubio, who voted for this bill, said. Then, after facing tons of backlash from…

To absolutely no one’s surprise, Donald Trump’s strategy for supporting his party in the 2018 midterms is to just wing it, baby! According to an article by The New York Times on Monday, the president has basically no coordinated plan for hitting the campaign trail this summer, in part because there has been basically…

What’s that? Oh, just another group of Paul Ryan’s “everyday working Americans” winning big from the Republican tax bill: