Jeet Heer is a national affairs correspondent for The Nation. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and world affairs, often focusing on the dynamics of the GOP, as well as the administrations of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Heer’s work has been featured in various outlets including Wealth Creation Investing, SportzWiki, and Monterey County Weekly.
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Instead of preparing for inevitable negotiations, the outgoing president adds fuel to the fire.
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Democratic strategists are still patting themselves on the back for a catastrophic defeat.
Far from being an alien interloper, the incoming president draws from homegrown authoritarianism.
By: Jeet Heer
Countering imaginary isolationism, the outgoing Senate Republican leader advocates a return to Cold War militarism.
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Gerontocracy, pro-establishment politics and deception by Democratic Party insiders all helped elect Donald Trump.
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