Chris Lehmann is the DC Bureau Chief for The Nation and a contributing editor at The Baffler. He focuses on themes such as government and politics, media and press, and culture and society, often exploring topics related to the GOP, Donald Trump, and the economy. Chris has been featured in publications including Monterey County Weekly, The Baffler, The Nation, and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
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The president-elect wants to put a “deep state” conspiracy theorist in charge of the actual deep state.
The Fox News pundit—an alleged sexual assaulter with a drinking problem—has moved into Matt Gaetz territory.
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The squalid state of our present political institutions points to a failure of not just individuals but the system as a whole.
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While showboats like Elon Musk and RFK Jr. get all the attention, the real power in a second Trump term is likely to be wielded by quietly effective bureaucrats and policy intellectuals like these men and women.
Democrats are making a show of their willingness to cooperate with the incoming Trump administration. That’s not their job.
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