We no longer have the country that made Obama possible.
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By Tressie McMillan Cottom
Opinion Columnist
For those who are paying attention and care at all about human decency, the Trump administration’s political chaos and social instability is a challenge that’s making some well-meaning people say some strange things. One of the strangest can be attributed to Obama derangement syndrome.
O.D.S. sounds sensible enough.
Jonathan Capehart said the Democratic Party "can't seem to come to grips" with the former president's own words.
The president shared an article by the satirical Dunning-Kruger Times, which says its conservative fans "believe nearly anything."
The former president broke his silence on the video in an interview released Saturday.
Without mentioning Trump by name, Obama says a majority of Americans 'find this behavior deeply troubling'.
Maybe Trump and Miller don’t understand Americans as well as they think they do.
An authoritarian may be transient, but he can leave a legacy of enduring damage.
