Rich Galen

Mullings.com

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Rich Galen is the publisher of the on-line newsletter Mullings.com. A former Republican strategist, he served as a communications strategist for then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich and as a campaign strategist for Fred Thompson's unsuccessful 2008 presidential bid.

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The GOP has been too divided to enact its program, despite majorities on Capitol Hill.  How long can it remain united in support of President Trump?

Will Republicans stand by their man?

The GOP has been too divided to enact its program, despite majorities on Capitol Hill.  How long can it remain united in support of President Trump?

from To the Point

Senator Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement speech last night is yet another example of a convention that has not quite gone according to plan.

The RNC 2016: A Success or a Failure?

Senator Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement speech last night is yet another example of a convention that has not quite gone according to plan.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In a rare speech from the oval office last night, President Obama tried to bolster the morale of Americans.

The Commander in Chief and the Evolution of Terrorism

In a rare speech from the oval office last night, President Obama tried to bolster the morale of Americans.

from To the Point

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In the second part of a two-part interview, Thomas Frank explores how anti-populism made liberals comfortable with plutocracy.

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This morning, Jackie Lacey conceded to former George Gascón in the race for Los Angeles County’s next district attorney.

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President-Elect Joe Biden has put forward several policy proposals on housing and homelessness. What could they mean for the 66,000 unhoused people in Los Angeles County?

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