Eleanor Clift is a political journalist at The Daily Beast. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and culture, with a particular focus on the GOP, Joe Biden, abortion, and Donald Trump. Eleanor has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Yahoo News, and MSNBC.
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By: Eleanor Clift
What would Barbara Bush do? If she were still with us, the former First Lady would be jumping up and down to urge her son, George W.
The vile misogyny of Donald Trump and JD Vance was on grotesque public display on the final day of the election campaign. Make them pay in the voting booth.
We saw it coming. America's fascination with celebrity and wealth kept Donald Trump in the public eye even after he lost his bid for reelection.
America has voted for a lunatic, boundary-breaking authoritarian–nastier, more ruthless and better organized than before.
It‘s Musk who’s hanging at Mar-a-Lago as Trump makes important calls to leaders and plots his cabinet picks. But don’t count out Vance creating his own power base.
When he was once asked if he would pardon his son, President Joe Biden said no. It's time for him to rethink that answer.
Joe Biden must use his pardon power to safeguard a lengthening list of people who have been on the receiving end of Trump’s threats—including Nancy Pelosi and Jack Smith.
Joe Biden’s strong tie to his family is at the core of his being, his role as a father the most important to him—greater than any political fallout.
The time may be ripe for Kennedy to wield Donald Trump's permission slip to “go wild” on the health care system.
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