GOP

The Oregon GOP standoff was merely the most recent escalation of a far-right strategy that has been with us for a long time.

New research finds that the cable channel played an important role in shaping opinion about the GND.

Tennessee has been purging people from its Medicaid rolls, while the legislature is working to promote caps on the program.

A new analysis finds that appeals to racial resentment inspired some white voters to support candidates whose ideology was different from theirs.

A well-funded Medicaid expansion saves lives and money. Yet Utah and 14 other states are applying for work requirements in hopes of strangling the program.

A dispatch from the Southern Republican Leadership Conference.

A Cornell University government scholar warns that false claims of voter fraud have dangerous long-term implications.

A lawsuit filed last month by four states attacks the legislation as it resulted in much higher federal taxes for many residents of high-tax states.

The GOP tax plan won't just shift wealth upward—it'll also remove the educational tools that make it possible for people to shift their own class status.

Since the passage of the American Health Care Act, Republican members of Congress have tried to swing public opinion to their side.

It’s built on lies and paranoia—let’s debunk the Republicans’ three central immigration myths.

Political scientists Julia Azari and Seth Masket are on hand to weigh in on the Republican showdown.

New research finds air pollution levels are higher in states with Republican governors.

A body-language expert evaluates the Republican presidential field.

It is indeed a grand old flag for the Grand Old Party.

The Republican National Committee canceled the only debate scheduled to air on Spanish-language television.

Why Obama's election also yielded a strange new obsession with gun rights.

Compassion has often counted as a "maverick" quality in the Holy See. Now Republicans are calling it political.

A recently published survey finds eight of nine major conservative parties around the world at least admit climate change is a problem.

There was a game-changing event in the presidential election, but it wasn't the Republican debate.

He-said-she-said has rarely been so fun to read.

There's more than just cognitive dissonance at work here.