David Corn is the Washington Bureau Chief and an on-air analyst for Mother Jones and MSNBC. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, security policy, and tech policy, with a focus on culture and society. David's work has been featured in Mother Jones, The Guardian, and LGBTQ Nation.
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His wealth isn't the only thing that's extreme.
Or: How not to go to war.
His wealth isn't the only thing that's extreme.
By: David Corn
It's an important piece of the late Republican senator's legacy.
He's a Christian fundamentalist who hunts demons and says he killed a man when he was seven.
His China deflection covers for Russia.
When their agents shoot and kill people, they shouldn't be allowed to run the investigation.
For the GOP, it's back to the future with commie-hunting.
How I came to edit a harrowing and gripping account of the first act of nuclear warfare.
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