
Donald’s Myths
Liberals won't get anywhere fact-checking Donald Trump, because they have no powerful message of their own.
Liberals won't get anywhere fact-checking Donald Trump, because they have no powerful message of their own.
Framing Donald Trump as an indecent anomaly exonerates the movement and party that produced him.
Donald Trump’s second term could empower the organized far right much more than the first. Its current mobilizing strength suggests it’s far from ready to take over the state apparatus — but it does have opportunities to build a dangerous threat.
Forget the first 100 days — Jacobin contributors weigh in on Trump's first 103.
Why does the GOP stick with Trump? It’s all about the judges.
Richard Trumka's strategy of working with Trump to win concessions for labor was always a naive one.
In 2016, an alarmed Republican establishment tried to force Donald Trump out of the race over his history of sexual assault — not because they were feminists, but because they thought it looked bad. But today, the Democratic establishment is simply dismissing the same allegations against Joe Biden.
The protests and occupation of the US Capitol yesterday are a small taste of the kind of brazenly undemocratic power grabs the authoritarian right has executed in countries like Bolivia. Regardless of what actions Trump and his supporters take to cling to power, the response of the Left, labor, and the millions of anti-fascists across the US and world should be the same: mass, ongoing mobilizations opposing them.
Much of the news these days is unhinged, but nothing can compare, in terms of pure lunacy, with QAnon. The Daily Beast’s Will Sommer, longtime observer of the far right, spoke with Jacobin to explain QAnon’s origins and evolution — and why he thinks the movement is here to stay even if "Q" and "The Storm" are never heard from again.
The Republican Party is frozen in place, unable to move beyond Donald Trump but unsure of what to do even if it could. The Democratic establishment is firmly in charge of their party. We’re stuck in a bankrupt interregnum — with little chance of breaking free one way or the other anytime soon.
Impeachment has failed, but Democrats are still trying to defeat Trump by focusing on process over policy. They're going to keep failing — the only way to get rid of Trump is to beat him at the polls.
Donald Trump tried to transform Atlantic City into a personal cash cow — and doomed the city in the process.
Donald Trump’s authoritarian second term has led critics to describe him as a fascist in the mold of Adolf Hitler. But Trump’s reactionary politics are all-American — and the path to defeating him runs through reform of America’s antidemocratic institutions.
As the Kamala Harris campaign lurches rightward, pundits want us to believe she’s just following the will of the voters. The facts don’t bear that out.
Yes, we can still laugh at Donald Trump.
Donald Trump won't be stopped by the law — in fact, his worst abuses are enabled by it.
The choice between Donald Trump and Gary Johnson is a choice between austerity with an angry face and austerity with a vacant one.
Donald Trump is the ringmaster, and the liberal media are his unwitting clowns.
Donald Trump’s victory at the polls will inevitably reopen the “fascism debate.” But does a populist whose appeal cuts across diverse groups truly fit the fascist profile?
Donald Trump’s first week in office is building on and amplifying the worst trends in American presidential history.