Klaus Marre

How many Americans could succeed when faced with the daunting challenge of being shown the drawings of four different animals and then being asked to point out the giraffe, one of the planet's most unique-looking mammals?

Americans have taken note of the unprecedented government corruption and self-dealing taking place in this administration, which poses a real problem for the GOP.

Two weeks before Donald Trump was elected for the first time, Saturday Night Live aired a sketch that holds the key to healing the rift between Americans who have a lot more in common than they think.

With a mix of false promises and gross threats, Donald Trump is trying to coerce Americans into voting for the GOP.

Donald Trump's streak of amazing accomplishments and feats continued Thursday night. He is now state Rep. Joe Mitchell's (R-as though there were any doubt) "Man of the Century."

The only thing that the Trump administration's complaint — that seeks to award a close Alaska Senate election to the Republican candidate even if he loses — achieves is to reveal how far the Department of Justice has fallen.

It's important not to forget that the midterms won't be the first election Donald Trump tried to steal.

From spending half a billion dollars (which is less than he makes every day) on buying himself a compliant Congress, to controlling whether Ukraine

No side trips to Impeachment City or the Land of Woke. With a week to go before the midterms, things are looking extremely good for the Democrats.

Donald Trump's past behavior and current actions make it abundantly clear that he has no interest in letting the American people decide who controls Congress next year — at least not if they elect Democrats.