1. Does Bernie Sanders Really Deserve Any Concessions From Hillary Clinton?If Democrats actually do agree with Bernie on big issues, there’s a better way to make that clear.
  2. the national interest
    If We Want to Be Like Denmark, Whom Do We Tax?We need to know before the end of the Democratic primary!
  3. today in donald trump
    Republican Elites Resign Themselves to TrumpParty members both on and off Capitol Hill are coming around to the idea of Trump as the nominee.
  4. the white house
    Obama Would Like the Media to Be Nicer, PleaseThe president feels “picked on and misunderstood” by the press.
  5. early and often
    Ex-Sanders Staffers Launch Progressive PACIncluding Republicans.
  6. This Delusional John Kasich Ad Imagines What His Nomination Will Look LikeEven as the Kasich-Cruz “pact” begins to fall apart in Indiana, a new ad for the Ohioan shows him imagining Rapture in Cleveland.
  7. John Boehner Calls Ted Cruz ‘Lucifer in the Flesh’The former GOP House Speaker also said he could vote for Trump in the general election but not for the Texas senator.
  8. Why Is Donald Trump a Patsy for Vladimir Putin?The Republican front-runner loves the Russian dictator.
  9. the national interest
    Obamacare Haters Still Not Giving Up, Still Totally WrongYour latest Obamacare doomsaying, explained.
  10. Trump Beat Cruz at His Own Organizational Game in PennsylvaniaTrump looks poised to snag 40 or more unbound delegates elected in Pennsylvania yesterday, compared to two for the supposed master Ted Cruz.
  11. de mayor
    De Blasio’s Inner Circle Subpoenaed in Corruption ProbeIncluding his chief aide and his top fund-raiser.
  12. If You Want a More Democratic Nominating Process, Take a Look at Caucuses FirstPrimaries are far more participatory. Disgruntled Sanders supporters, among others, should take notice. 
  13. Cruz Names Fiorina As Veep Pick — Smooth Move or Last Gasp?It’s the second time in history that a presidential candidate has announced a “running mate” before actually winning the nomination. 
  14. the national circus
    The Trump vs. Clinton Game Is on for NovemberGet ready for the GOP’s self-proclaimed “presumptive nominee” to begin a new phase of anti-Hillary attacks. 
  15. Democratic Establishment Candidates Win Two Key Senate PrimariesChris Van Hollen of Maryland and Katie McGinty of Pennsylvania keep things tidy for the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee.
  16. select all
    Could Facebook Swing the Election?If Facebook wanted to swing the presidential election, could it do so using only its News Feed?
  17. today in donald trump
    Trump Says the Only Thing Clinton Has Going Is the ‘Woman’s Card’Whatever that is.
  18. early and often
    Clinton Draws Closer to Nomination With Net-Delegate Gains in the NortheastAfter the five northeastern primaries, Bernie Sanders’s hopes of a pledged-delegate majority depend on an implausibly big win in California. 
  19. early and often
    Trump’s Northeastern Sweep Might Spell Doom for the ‘Never Trump’ MovementHis string of victories could make next week’s Indiana primary a true must-win for Ted Cruz and what’s left of the anti-Trump coalition.
  20. Sanders Wins Rhode Island, Clinton Wins the RestIn her victory speech, Clinton praised Sanders and called for party unity.
  21. early and often
    Donald Trump Sweeps Northeastern PrimaryHe performed even better than expected.
  22. How Eager Should Hillary Clinton Be to Placate Bernie Sanders? It depends on how happy she wants the convention to be — and her November strategy.
  23. Trump’s Biggest Con: The Nominating System Is Rigged!He has convinced a critical mass of GOP voters that following the rules would be an anti-democratic travesty. 
  24. the national interest
    Why Is Bernie Sanders Making Right-Wing Arguments Against Taxing Soda?The most peculiar argument yet in the Democratic primary.
  25. voting rights
    Federal Judge Upholds Controversial North Carolina Voter ID LawHe ruled the law does not discriminate against minorities.
  26. today in donald trump
    Donald Trump Agrees to Megyn Kelly InterviewKelly said she “looks forward to a fascinating exchange.” 
  27. Today’s Northeastern Primaries: It’s All About Margins of Victory NowThis isn’t the Tuesday when the underdogs are likely to get much of a bite.
  28. politics
    Down the Stretch in the Priciest House PrimaryWill Jawando has a biography — and political talent — reminiscent of Obama’s. That might not be enough in a crowded suburban-D.C. primary. 
  29. early and awkward
    The Cruz-Kasich Deal Is Already Falling ApartTrump’s opponents can’t even collude properly. Sad!
  30. politics
    Bobby Knight to Endorse Donald Trump at Indiana RallyOver the weekend, Trump praised the intense former Indiana University basketball coach, calling him “tough, smart, strong.”
  31. the koch brothers
    Billionaire Koch Brothers Will Probably Sit This GOP Convention OutAfter admitting Hillary might be a better president than those in the Republican field, Charles Koch indicated that he didn’t plan on going to Cleveland. 
  32. politics
    Donald Trump Adds to His Collection of Former Rivals’ Campaign ManagersHe’s up to three.
  33. early and often
    Cruz, Kasich Team Up to Keep Delegates From Trump in 3 Upcoming PrimariesWith the unorthodox deal, both candidates are trying to ensure a contested convention.
  34. today in donald trump
    Team Trump Walks Back on Con Man Comments, Which Seems Very ConlikeHis campaign manager says the comments were “taken out of context.”
  35. politics
    Bernie Sanders on Primary Losses: ‘Poor People Don’t Vote’As his path to the nomination fades, Sanders may be shifting his campaign to focus more on voter turnout.
  36. roundup
    Ted Cruz Snags More Delegates, If That Even Matters AnymoreTrump is still on track to win the nomination, though how much “evolving” he’ll be able to do for a win in November remains an open question.
  37. early and often
    Charles Koch Admits Hillary Clinton Could Be the Best Candidate in NovemberThe Koch brothers could be two citizens united against supporting GOP presidential candidates this year.
  38. early and often
    Hillary Clinton Has Started Looking for a Running MateWith the nomination battle finally starting to wind down, her campaign is compiling its VP short list.
  39. Emergencies Causing Problems for the Do-Nothing SpeakerSome critics are shocked that Paul Ryan can’t even get the House to act on emergencies. Truth is his Speakership is premised on Republicans doing nothing but posturing until after the election. Emergencies fall outside that script.
  40. More Frontlash: New Poll Shows Trump Poised for Record-Low Latino ShowingMitt Romney lost Latinos by a 71-27 margin in 2012. Looks like Donald Trump could manage to do much worse. 
  41. Pennsylvania’s Old Grudge MatchIt’s a struggle for the body, not the soul, of the Democratic Party in a must-win Senate race, and Beltway Democrats are coming down on front-runner Joe Sestak like a ton of bricks.
  42. Don’t Look Now But Republican Veep Speculation Has Begun!The second spot on the GOP ticket could be a bargaining chip to seal the nomination, a unity gesture, or even the object of a delegate revolt against the nominee. Anything seems possible.
  43. early and often
    RNC Shuts Down Effort to Change Convention RulesRobert Yue’s proposal may have limited the GOP’s ability to nominate a “white knight” candidate.
  44. Will Changes His Mind Mid-Column on GOP RulesSeems whatever it takes to make the GOP reflect the snooty conservative columnist’s preferences is all right with him. 
  45. The Case for a Clinton-Warren TicketOther than old and unfounded superstitions, there’s no reason Clinton shouldn’t reach out to Elizabeth Warren as a running mate if she wins the nomination, ending a party split before it really begins. 
  46. the national interest
    Kasich Plan Hidden in Undisclosed Ohio LocationBut you should really buy it, and get some TruCoat.
  47. Democrats Drive for 5: An Early Overview of 2016 U.S. Senate RacesPossible weakness at the top of the ticket haunts Republicans already struggling with a difficult Senate landscape. 
  48. today in donald trump
    With General Election in Sight, Trump’s Campaign Turns TraditionalTeleprompters, policy speeches, and a bigger budget are all part of Trump’s new tack.
  49. Reagan and Cruz As InsidersTed Cruz’s strange speech last night indicates how poorly he’s adjusting to being a party-unity figure.
  50. Trump Could Be Moving the Goalposts for VictoryOne way for Trump to reach his “magic number” for the nomination is to lower it and then accuse anyone contradicting him of dirty tricks. 
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