Sean Illing (page 5)

Sean Illing is a USAF veteran who previously taught philosophy and politics at Loyola and LSU. He is currently Salon's politics writer. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter. Read his blog here. Email contact: silling@salon.com

Racial division that's tailor made for Dick Morris: He says "Trump triumph" is about white men righteously revolting — and he's half-right Sean Illing

Donald Trump

Pure chaos: Donald Trump's campaign management offers a glimpse into his governing style (spoiler alert: it's terrible) Sean Illing

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump

Losing the airtime battle to Trump: Why Hillary Clinton can't attack an unconventional candidate conventionally Sean Illing

Hillary Clinton

This is why people don't trust Hillary Clinton: Email scandal is a reminder that her guardedness is ultimately self-defeating Sean Illing

Marco Rubio

It doesn't get much sadder than this: Marco Rubio's pathetic — but predictable — about-face on Donald Trump Sean Illing

Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders

Republicans have their nominee, but Democrats are winning the ground game battle — and that's what matters Sean Illing

Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump

What the hell are you doing, Bernie? The Vermont senator inexplicably agrees to debate Donald Trump Sean Illing

Donald Trump

A dangerous experiment that should frighten us all: Donald Trump and the triumph of "anti-politics" Sean Illing

Occupy Wall Street is back — and it might actually succeed this time Sean Illing

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton

It's no time to panic: Ignore the national polls and the Democratic tensions — none of it matters (yet) Sean Illing

Donald Trump, Bill Clinton

It must stop now: The media can't allow Trump to make this election about Bill Clinton Sean Illing

Bernie Sanders

Bernie Sanders is right that 2016 is a "lesser of two evils" election: But no one should be shocked by the truth Sean Illing

Donald Tump

Donald Trump's ground game problem: He truly might be screwed in the general election Sean Illing

Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders

Fears of a riotous Democratic convention are overblown: The DNC still has time to unify the party Sean Illing

Tom Cotton

Republican Sen. Tom Cotton couldn't be more wrong: No, the U.S. doesn't have an “under-incarceration problem" Sean Illing

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