Month: June 2015
Some interesting thoughts from Russ Carleton on how you would go about searching for clubhouse "chemistry": (subscription) I have.
It's not every day that a sitting mayor of New York accuses the governor of New York of governing out of spite and a desire for "revenge for some perceived.
Chait: The [ACA's] critics have consistently presented a much louder and more certain attack, and its supporters a more cautious and muted defense, and this has remained the case even.
Speaking of progressive regulatory measures that would have a material impact on millions of workers, President Obama just announced that he'll be lifting the cap on overtime regulations for salaried workers.
Irin Carmon on yesterday's staying of the Texas anti-abortion statute. Mark Graber and Brendan Nyhan on the Roberts Court's "shift the left" that really isn't. Fascinating investigative reporting from Katie.
A central piece of the rhetoric about taking the Confederate flag down from state property and official state symbols is that "it belongs in a museum." Actually it doesn't belong.
Reasonable, moderate, thinking person's conservative Sam Alito has an opinion today upholding Oklahoma's execution procedures that is outrageously bad: Even worse is Alito’s conclusion that death by torture does not.