Middleboro Review and so on

  Today:  " How the Democrats Can Play Offense on Immigration " Plus,  Trump  wins another fake award; new  Epstein email  reveals his ties to even more Trump officials;  Kristi Noem  totally humiliated herself over a blanket and more...     Podcast:  Trump Is a Weak and Failing President—Finally, Dems Are Acting Like It As Trump's losses mount on many fronts, TNR editor Michael Tomasky discusses our special issue, which is chock-full of pieces explaining how Democrats can take advantage of this highly fluid moment.  Read the transcript here . The Daily Blast With Greg Sargent   Join us:  What's Next for the Democrats? Tuesday, February 24 · 4–5 p.m. EST To complement  The New Republic 's March 2026 issue, "What Should the Democrats Do?" our writers examine how the Democrats can reestablish themselves as the party of and for the people, hone their messaging, and push the electorate to be more progressiv...

  The entire press has been in a frenzy since the Epstein emails dropped — and for good reason. The emails expose power plays and political scheming deeper than anyone imagined. Most of the energy has gone toward searching for Trump's name. And there’s  no  doubt that our Commander-in-Chief had a close, personal relationship with the professional pedophile. But at Dekleptocracy, we uncovered a story others missed .  As we organized and analyzed thousands of Epstein emails and texts, we were stunned by how often one high-profile MAGA figure kept turning up — hidden in plain sight, yet  overlooked by nearly everyone . Steve Bannon. That’s right. Trump’s ex-right-hand-man, infamous fraudster, and ultra-conservative strategist, appeared in Epstein’s texts over 1,200 times — second only to Epstein himself.  Bannon’s presence absolutely dwarfs every other national figure, a fact we meticulously documented as we organized these communications. HELP US UNCOVER MORE...