Amanda Marcotte (page 129)

Amanda Marcotte is a senior politics writer at Salon and the author of "Troll Nation: How The Right Became Trump-Worshipping Monsters Set On Rat-F*cking Liberals, America, and Truth Itself." Follow her on Twitter @AmandaMarcotte and sign up for her biweekly politics newsletter, Standing Room Only.

WATCH: Scared to Death! The mystique of horror films Amanda Marcotte

WATCH: From virgin vegetarian to sexual cannibal Amanda Marcotte

Jason Chaffetz; Donald Trump

Public land debate, without the public: GOP Congress votes to shut out citizens from discussion of federal land use Amanda Marcotte

Target

Good luck, women! Under the GOP health care bill, it'll be tougher to have a baby — and tougher not to Amanda Marcotte

Dan Patrick, Lois Kolkhorst

In Texas bathroom battle, defensive right-wingers try to steal progressive language Amanda Marcotte

Cut-Out-Child

Child-free and OK with it — but still dealing with moral scolding and social disapproval Amanda Marcotte

Donald Trump

Here's the key to Trump's outrageous lies: He sells them with conviction Amanda Marcotte

Sen. Jeff Sessions Sworn In As Attorney General At The White House

Trump's racist hypocrisy: Sessions scandal exposes double standard behind dog-whistle calls for "law and order" Amanda Marcotte

WATCH: Economist Dean Baker warns about the financial dangers posed by the Trump administration Amanda Marcotte

Icebergs

Conservatives are willing to combat climate change — when it's not called "climate change" Amanda Marcotte

WATCH: Musician Will Boyajian turns to subway busking to help the homeless Amanda Marcotte

David Keene, Wayne LaPierre

The NRA's new gun-sales pitch: America is a war zone and the "violent left" is coming for you Amanda Marcotte

WATCH: Gay Talese advises young journalists to get out of the I-95 corridor Amanda Marcotte

Mitch McConnell; Donald Trump; Paul Ryan

Donald Trump tells a lot of lies — but he's just building on a long Republican tradition Amanda Marcotte

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds a sign supporting his plan to build a wall between the United States and Mexico that he borrowed from a member of the audience at his campaign rally in Fayetteville North Carolina

West Texas says no: For many people along the border, Trump's wall fantasy is a nightmare Amanda Marcotte

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