Ana Marie Cox
political journalist and author
Ana Marie Cox is a political journalist and author. Her work has appeared in Harper’s, Sports Illustrated, The Daily Beast and The Washington Post, among other places.
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Why Republicans are embarrassing themselves after Alabama’s IVF ruling
Republicans must either be against any procedure that destroys a fetus or admit that fetuses are not people. Or they can lie to everyone about what they really believe.
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Trump’s reported support for federal abortion ban is a wake-up call for Biden
The horror of this moment could be a political gift, if only Democrats would accept it.
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A Trump White House could ban abortion pills. Start your stockpile today.
I want abortion pills to be so common that women can ask each other about them with a level of embarrassment akin to asking strangers for a tampon.
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I have bad news for the progressives currently beguiled by Liz Cheney
Liberals beware: This political transformation is not, in fact, very transformative.
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Vivek Ramaswamy is exploiting the Maine shooting to spread cruel health myths
The Republican primary candidate is using the deaths of at least 18 people to trot out brazenly disastrous and viciously uninformed rhetoric.
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Mitt Romney has an urgent message for McConnell. And Biden. And Trump.
Our leaders want everyone to just accept their age but they cannot admit they are simply old.
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Chris Christie’s Trump pivot has given us some zingers. Why it won’t help him win.
Christie is doing a lot more damage to Trump’s perpetually wounded ego than he is to Trump’s poll numbers.
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Trump’s feckless 2024 GOP rivals have only themselves to blame right now
Here is my mostly sincere advice: Go low, Republican presidential hopefuls! Go very low!
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The strange new humility of Donald Trump
He’s pantomiming the same old manic exaggerations and empty boasts, but if you listen closely, you’ll hear the whisper of a deflating air bag.
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The true meaning of James Comer’s Fox News backpedaling
Trump told Republicans they’d get “tired of winning,” but the party of fear wins elections by insisting they’re always on the edge of starting to lose.