Brian Tyler Cohen
MSNBC contributor
Brian Tyler Cohen is a political commentator, podcast host and MSNBC contributor. He hosts one of the biggest progressive channels on YouTube, with over 2 million subscribers.
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Trump’s last-ditch strategy to boost his support among young men
Facing a massive gender gap, Trump is trying to juice the young male vote.
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Who won the first (and only) VP debate?
JD Vance is clearly a smooth talker, but eventually his lies caught up with him.
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Who won the debate? It wasn’t even close
The man repeating a lie about migrants eating pets in middle America isn’t winning anything.
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Trump’s choice of JD Vance suddenly seems a lot riskier
Donald Trump’s running mate added nothing to the ticket that Trump didn’t already offer, handing Kamala Harris an opportunity to redefine the race.
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Why Trump doesn’t want you to know he knows about Project 2025
Even for Trump, someone who lies easily and without remorse, the suggestion that he has “no idea who is behind” Project 2025 is laughably false.
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Republicans underestimated Joe Biden
Biden gave conservatives an opportunity to literally stand up for a procedure that helps protect life, leading to one of the most striking visuals of this year’s State of the Union.
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Who ‘won’ the fifth Republican presidential debate?
Trump’s two main rivals did not have very many nice things to say about each other ahead of Iowa.
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Who ‘won’ the fourth Republican presidential debate?
Lines were drawn. Attacks were lobbed. Mistakes were made.
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Who ‘won’ the third Republican presidential debate?
All five presidential hopefuls appeared unable to derail the juggernaut that is Donald Trump.
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Kevin McCarthy is using a desperate tactic to excuse the GOP’s speaker dysfunction
The issue here isn’t that the minority party didn’t come rescue the majority; the issue is the majority party’s fundamental inability and unwillingness to govern.