The problem with the GOP trying to appeal to the public today, Hayes Brown writes, is that "nobody knows what on Earth today's Republican Party stands for except Trump."
The GOP is promising to conduct a review of its failures in 2022 to be better prepared for 2024, but Hayes Brown argues that such an investigation will likely be an exercise in futility.
After losing a winnable election in 2012, Brown reminds us, the party promised to widen its appeal. But then Donald Trump "helped obliterate the idea that the GOP should court anybody beyond the very white, very conservative base" that he drew. The problem with the GOP trying to appeal to the public today, Brown writes, is that "nobody knows what on Earth today's Republican Party stands for except Trump." Read Hayes Brown's full analysis in your Thursday MSNBC Daily. |
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The most pro-union president in decades sided against labor — and may cause the very economic strife he's trying to avoid. Read more. |
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Here's another reminder that a racist British monarchy can't be modernized. Read more. |
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If Justices Alito and Roberts are hoping this story will quietly fade away, they're likely to be disappointed. Read more. |
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Since 2020, they have perfected the art of using election lies to squeeze every dollar possible out of their followers. Read more. |
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Tuesday, join MSNBC for live coverage and analysis of the highly contested Georgia Runoff. The Decision 2022 team including Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, Nicolle Wallace, and Steve Kornacki will break down the results as votes are counted. Then, Stephanie Ruhle continues coverage on "The 11th Hour," starting at 11 p.m. ET. Watch special coverage of the Georgia Runoff, Tuesday at 7 p.m. Eastern on MSNBC and streaming on Peacock. |
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This week on "Into America," Trymaine Lee looks at the future of the Black Twitter community as the social platform changes under Elon Musk's leadership. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts. |
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