David Litt

No one knows more about acquiring gear than the manosphere. And David Litt has a warning for his fellow men: Trump is going to cost us.

David Litt wrote the jokes for Obama. Now he writes an epitaph for an American institution left a shell of itself by bending to Trump.

The same Supreme Court that gave us Citizens United, enshrining the rights of corporations and wealthy donors, gutted the Voting Rights Act three years later.

Trump has shown this week that he can do it—when he wants to. Here’s how he can keep it up, and cover the public confidence debt that he’s built up over the past three years.

Tuesday night’s Oval Office address illustrated how unimaginative the president's approach truly is.

You may think that someone needs charisma or good social-media skills to win. But remember, this job—the presidency—is a BFD and we need someone who can do it well.

When politicians falsely allege fraud, they’re not sparring with the other party. They’re attacking their own voters.

A profound, debilitating constitutional crisis awaits if we find out that the Senate confirmed an illegitimate president’s nominees.

We have a system that rewards blustering one’s way through controversies and punishes self-awareness. No wonder they deliver so much bluster.

The president is the focus of many speeches—except his name never gets uttered.