Conor Lynch (page 9)

Conor Lynch is a writer and journalist living in New York City. His work has appeared on Salon, AlterNet, Counterpunch and openDemocracy. Follow him on Twitter: @dilgentbureauct

Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump

Brit right-winger Nigel Farage is right: Trump is a lot like Reagan -- in all the worst possible ways Conor Lynch

Stephen Bannon; Donald Trump

Trolls, true believers and Trump: Decoding the alt-right's nihilistic revolution Conor Lynch

Maureen Dowd; Hillary Clinton

Clinton isn't the "perfect GOP nominee," but she is the conservative option for 2016 Conor Lynch

Gary Johnson; Bernie Sanders

Why Sanders supporters cannot back Gary Johnson: His libertarianism is antithetical to the senator's Democratic socialism Conor Lynch

Donald Trump

Trump's populist hogwash: His debunked trickle-down proposals would only serve folks in his tax bracket Conor Lynch

Donald Trump, Donald Trump

The paradoxical campaign of Donald Trump: Why his many contradictions and flip-flops don't matter Conor Lynch

Bernie Sanders Supporters

This is not a moment, it's a movement: More at stake for Sanders supporters than merely the 2016 election Conor Lynch

Hillary Clinton, Tim Kaine

Hillary Clinton's foolish Tim Kaine hedge: Democrats cannot defeat Trumpism with cautious conservatism Conor Lynch

RNC

Donald Trump and backlash culture: The RNC represents a futile effort to reverse our country's progress Conor Lynch

Donald Trump

Public perception of violence vs. reality: Donald Trump exploits fear for political gain Conor Lynch

Donald Trump, Barack Obama

Divided we stand: The sad truth about America — we have always been split Conor Lynch

Donald Trump, Ted Cruz

The GOP's reactionary new normal: How Republicans use hyper-partisanship to push their agenda Conor Lynch

Donald Trump

Don't be fooled: Trump's populist economic rhetoric is a fraud Conor Lynch

Hillary Clinton

Hillary's awful week: She won't be indicted, but the damage is done Conor Lynch

Donald Trump

Paranoid politics: Donald Trump's style perfectly embodies the theories of renowned historian Conor Lynch

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