The tendency of Republicans both to respond to and sow fear and panic has been with us for decades. Yet during the coronavirus pandemic, to anyone who bothers to look, we are seeing a new and strangely unremarked twist to their behavior, a development that gives valuable -- and chilling -- insight into Republican psychology.
March 3, 2020Bill Moyers in Conversation with Robert Jay Lifton
December 15, 2017Doug Jones’ victory in Alabama points the way forward for Democrats.
December 7, 2017Today’s Republicans would have fit right into Herbert Hoover’s administration.
December 7, 2017Policy riders buried in tax and spending bills would let in more political money, less light.
November 18, 2017America has become a laboratory to test whether its institutions can weather the present flood of Republican "expertise," writes a former career congressional staff member.
October 5, 2017Republican leaders are reeling from their primary loss in Alabama and the demise of their health-care bill, but they have only themselves — and their big donors — to blame.
October 4, 2017Antagonism flourishes, but it comes in different flavors.
August 31, 2017We urgently need a national conversation on our collapsing morality and how to fix it.
August 19, 2017At a time when precise language has gone missing from the White House, how best to describe those Republicans still loyal to President Trump?
