Republican senator pretends to give a shit, gets ooze all over water bottles, constituent. It took sneaking off to a tropical resort during a state-wide disaster, getting caught, failing to.
The story of Ted Cruz's Excellent Mexican Adventure just keeps getting better and better: Like millions of his constituents across Texas, Senator Ted Cruz had a frigid home without electricity.
Rick Perlstein, the author of Nixonland, The Invisible Bridge, and Before the Storm (I've read the first two; they're both great books), is interviewed by Isaac Chotiner. A couple of.
On March 5, 1972, the workers at General Motors' plant in Lordstown, Ohio went on strike after authorizing it two days prior. They were angry about sped-up work at their.
As G.M.'s healthy profit makes clear, it's been a striking policy success that Republicans in Congress were wrong about. For a strikingly non-prescient column, your moment of Bobo from 2009..
As a blogger looking for soft targets, it's reassuring in a way that one always has Mickey Kaus's reflexive union-bashing: How to predict if "New"GM--as bailed out and restructured--really is.
