I observed earlier this week that Elise Stefanik doing things that in most contexts would be described as "making a complete ass of yourself" was in fact a rational strategy.
Sure, why not: Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City, spent at least $30 million on Friday for a single week of television ads, a formidable.
Krugman has a good column on the theme Paul addressed earlier today -- the complete immersion of the Republican Party in Trump's corruption, based in large measure because they simply.
Pete Buttigieg, it must be said, has run a pretty good campaign. I myself am not much of a fan -- of the more moderate candidates I find Booker infinitely.
This is...not how any of this works: Well, I guess you can't blame him for trusting one of America's most cited and influential legal scholars...
It is not news that very rich people tend to think they are Knowers about things they in fact know nothing about. This can lead a plutocrat to, to pick.
One of the talking points House Republicans have been using to argue against impeaching Trump although there's no serious argument on the merits that Trump is innocent is that some.
One of the many challenges American democracy faces is the complete hollowing out of local media: School board and city council meetings are going uncovered. Overstretched reporters receive promising tips.
