Michael Tomasky is the editor of The New Republic. With over three decades of experience in political journalism, he covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and geopolitics, while also addressing culture and society. Tomasky's insights and commentary have been featured in notable outlets such as Observer, Yahoo News, and The Guardian.
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Michael Tomasky The New Republic The Missouri senator and other Republicans made fools of themselves Tuesday.
By: Michael Tomasky
A month out, the GOP is all-in on playing the anti-trans card. Here's how the Democrats need to answer it.
By: Michael Tomasky
The only countries to carry out public executions in 2025? Iran and Afghanitisan. That's the company Pete Hegseth wants America to keep.
By: Michael Tomasky
Republicans have nothing to offer the country, so at election time they turn to their old reliable strategies. But what if this time, they’re not so reliable?
Michael Tomasky The New Republic Republicans have nothing to offer the country, so at election time they turn to their old reliable strategies.
By: Michael Tomasky
The president's crusade against the Minnesota congresswoman, and Somali Americans in general, is certainly racist. And it's arguably more than that.
By: Michael Tomasky
The press is overhyping the “bipartisan” revulsion at Vivek Ramaswamy’s attack ad. I hope Amy Acton is ready for what may come next.
The press is overhyping the “bipartisan” revulsion at Vivek Ramaswamy's attack ad. In fact, the Trump and Republican responses bode ill for the last 12 days of the election campaign, and after.
By: Michael Tomasky
People seemed surprised that Trump would dismiss high gas prices and claim the U.S. is making a fortune from the Iran war. But if you know Trump’s brain, it’s not surprising at all.
If it wasn't clear before Saturday, it should be obvious now that there's a part of Donald Trump that wants the Republicans to lose the midterm elections next week.
