Heather Cox Richardson (page 2)

Heather Cox Richardson is the author of "To Make Men Free: A History of the Republican Party," amongst several other books, and a professor of history at Boston College.

Bill O'Reilly, Donald Trump

This is how the clowns took over: The sad history leading to the spectacle of a Fox News debate starring front-runner Donald Trump Heather Cox Richardson

Donald Trump

How did this monster get created? The decades of GOP lies that brought us Donald Trump, Republican front-runner Heather Cox Richardson

White Southern hate, stripped bare for all to see Heather Cox Richardson

GOP's fear of a black America: The long, racist history which explains Dylann Roof and stains the so-called "party of Lincoln" Heather Cox Richardson

Scott Walker

They really are the party of stupid: The real story behind Scott Walker's war on higher education Heather Cox Richardson

George W., Jeb Bush

They're all still lying about Iraq: The real story about the biggest blunder in American history -- and the right wing's obsessive need to cover it up Heather Cox Richardson

Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Marco Rubio

This is how the right wing dies: The GOP has rigged the game for the rich, again Heather Cox Richardson

Bobby Jindal, Scott Walker

Bobby Jindal just splintered the GOP: The unholy alliance between Fox News and the 1 percent can no longer stand Heather Cox Richardson

Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush

Abraham Lincoln would despise you all: Race, the South and the GOP's most delusional fantasy Heather Cox Richardson

Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz's demented strategy: He doesn't need to win the White House to push America rightward Heather Cox Richardson

Tom Cotton

Tom Cotton's unpatriotic forefathers: Treasonous Iran letter not the first time GOP has crossed the line Heather Cox Richardson

Scott Walker, Jack Nicholson, Ted Cruz

It's worse than Scott Walker and Ted Cruz: Secrets of conservatives' decades-long war on truth Heather Cox Richardson

When the Republicans went insane: Newt Gingrich, Fox News, Grover Norquist and the roots of today's shameful intransigence Heather Cox Richardson

GOP’s shutdown debacle resembles our first ... in 1879! Heather Cox Richardson

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