John Stoehr is a journalist and writer who focuses on national politics in the United States. He writes for publications such as Raw Story and AlterNet, and his work has also been featured in Religion Dispatches and Cigalah Group. Stoehr's articles cover a range of topics, including political scandals, legal cases, LGBTQ+ rights, and the state of democracy in America.
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By: John Stoehr
I think the clearest evidence that being called a fascist is hurting Donald Trump is the reaction by “independent” and GOP talking heads who foolishly defend him against the allegations or deflect them.Their thinking goes something like this:Yes, yes. It was bad when Trump said, as president, that h...
Catherine Rampell is a columnist for the Post and a frequent CNN contributor. During a recent discussion of Donald Trump’s proposed economic policies, she literally threw up her hands in exasperation. The former president “wants 10 percent global tariffs, which would worsen inflation,” she said on A...
We have a week to go before Election Day, and like many of my comrades in the pundit corps, I'm being asked what I think is going to happen. Here are some thoughts, with others on the side.
With less than a week to go, let’s talk about expectations, specifically the widespread expectation that this shouldn’t be a dead-even race.The idea usually comes from liberals and Democrats, who tend to believe that Donald Trump is such a uniquely dangerous threat to democracy, individual liberty a...
The debate over Donald Trump's fascist rally at Madison Square Garden has focused primarily on fallout from insulting Puerto Ricans with a “joke” about the US territory being an “island of garbage.”
There’s a common perception among newspeople that there’s nothing Donald Trump can do or say that will change anyone’s mind. This is often picked up by some Republicans, even those who are not especially enamored by the former president. They say Kamala Harris should stop calling him a fascist, for ...
Today is the eve of Election Day. It’s tempting to presume there’s nothing left to say, but there always is. What do you want to know? That’s the question I put to followers. I couldn’t reply to all today, but I will try to get to the rest tomorrow before the polls close. Do you see any warning sign...
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I was wrong about this election. I was wrong about a bunch of things. Maybe I erred largely on the side of hoping too much. I hoped that most people in America understood that Donald Trump was the worst candidate of our lifetimes. And as a consequence of understanding that, I hoped that most people ...
The debate continues over why Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris. So far, it seems to be centered on two related arguments. One is that Harris didn’t do enough to appeal to white working-class voters and their concerns about the economy. So they voted for Trump. The other is that the Harris campaig...
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