Andrew O'Hehir is the Executive Editor for Truthout and Salon Media Group, Inc. He is known for his political commentary and analysis, with a focus on issues such as democracy, social justice, and American politics. Andrew also occasionally writes about movies, offering unique perspectives on films that may not be popular with mainstream audiences.
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Democrats' exquisite showmanship leaves Trump on the ropes — but the party's identity remains purposefully unclear
"Salon Talks" video interview with "The Office" alum Ed Helms about his history nerd podcast "Snafu"
By: Andrew O Hehir
Donald Trump outdid himself with a self-beclowning even MAGA loyalists couldn't defend. But he's still here
By: Andrew O Hehir
Once upon a time, a charismatic demagogue threatened civil war, while elected liberals flailed around helplessly
Maybe the Harris campaign's last-minute rightward pivot will pay off — but what it reveals about the party is ugly
America's voters make their choice, at last. But nothing about this election is normal, so expect the unexpected
By: Andrew O Hehir
After this catastrophe, Democratic leaders have no one else to blame. The party needs new leaders and a new mission
Can a boring election also be surprising? In a year of anti-incumbent anger, Ireland votes for more of the same
Macron was never the anti-Trump savior of democracy — now his vanity and arrogance have led France into chaos
Did Israel drive the downfall of Bashar Assad, in the third act of a dramatic play for regional supremacy?
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