Differing ideas on the use of immigrant labor has created a sudden schism in the Republican ranks.
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Clarence Page: Behind the ‘Lie of the Year,’ some bitter truths
The reasoning behind the falsehood about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Ohio is as disturbing as the lie itself.
Clarence Page: Elon takes on Washington, but can he take it over?
It’s been something to see, this co-presidency that hasn’t even taken office yet.
Clarence Page: Kash Patel and his ‘bureau of intimidation’
I still remember the bad old days of J. Edgar Hoover, but Trump’s nominee to head the FBI just might be worse.
Clarence Page: Why didn’t Joe Biden keep his promise?
Threats of Republican retribution undoubtedly played a role in the president’s change of heart in pardoning his son Hunter.
Clarence Page: Democrats have work to do to reclaim the mantle of change
Political parties can bounce back from disaster. First comes a reckoning.
Clarence Page: How Democrats let a rising generation of supporters slip away
Vice President Kamala Harris’ messages failed to resonate with the disaffected young men who helped put Donald Trump back in the White House.
Clarence Page: Will Democrats learn from a humiliating loss?
It’s autopsy time. Again.
Clarence Page: Campaign season ends on cruel notes
Americans deserve better politics than this. To get it, we have to find the courage to stand up to cruelty.
Clarence Page: Is Donald Trump a fascist at heart? Close enough for me.
The former president and MAGA loyalists may scoff at the charge, but he at least offers a remarkably good imitation.