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In the liminal space between the midterm elections (very much a blue wave) and the seating of a Democratically-controlled House, the political situation is remarkably fluid and indistinct, especially
The gerrymander the Supreme Court left in place for the 2018 election had its predictable effects: Tony Evers narrowly defeated three-term incumbent Gov. Scott Walker by 30,500 votes on Nov. 6. In 201
Your Republican Party: A white county commissioner in northeast Kansas who told a black city planner that he belongs to “the master race” as he rejected her proposed development plan is coming und
We’ve known for a long time how hopeless corrupt and awful the prison system is. Now that prisons can make money on American ethnic cleansing, well, you know where this is going: A regional jail
Doug Farrar has an excellent three part series on how offensive scheming — with a lot of help from favorable rules, of course — has outpaced defensive scheming in the NFL. The first detail
Greetings from Toronto Pierson (correction: Pearson) airport! I just read Erik’s take on Ted Kennedy, which is overall nicely balanced but also a bit incomplete. Erik significantly understates K
The Democratic Party is a smoking pile of rubble: Gil Cisneros has defeated Republican Young Kim in the 39th Congressional District, putting the seat held by retiring GOP Rep. Ed Royce into the Democr
Shorter Rich Lowry: if a Republican concedes after losing a fair election, it is outrageous for a Democrat not to concede an election that involved not only rampant vote suppression but one of the can