Month: May 2017
I did a survey of contributions to presidential candidates in 2012 and 2016 from people working at elite law firms. (Data here). The immediate inspiration for this was a question.
Eric Levitz has an appropriate response to the crocodile tears and feigned ignorance of the lead negotators of TrumpCare, the Freedom [sic] Caucus's Mark Medows and the Tuesday [note: negotiations.
It is well known that the Wikileaked EMAILS! and massively overblown controversy over Clinton's EMAILS! had a mutually reinforcing effect, creating the impression of a major scandal based on nonexistent.
Yesterday, ICE agents ate at a restaurant in Michigan. They then detained 3 of the workers, although it's not even clear why as they were all released. Presumably they had.
For some reason, Jeff Sessions just can't stop lying by omission about his contact with Russian officials: Attorney General Jeff Sessions did not disclose meetings he had last year with.
Greg Gianforte's physical assault of a reporter this evening may be nearly unprecedented for a Congressional candidate, but it's hardly atypical for where the Republican Party is going. That his.
Donald Trump becoming the Republican nominee for president is a mystery that can never be explained: The Republican candidate for Montana’s congressional seat slammed a Guardian reporter to the floor.
Jon Cohn has more on the political suicide-literal murder pact passed by the House of Representatives: Twenty-three million fewer Americans would have insurance under legislation that House Republicans narrowly passed last.