

I mentioned yesterday that some lawyers at the firms that are helping the Republican Party's all-out war on American democracy are beginning to worry that it's making them look bad:.
All the classics are coming back: getting high on their own supply, becoming what they pretend to be, etc. etc. Anybody who thinks they're "not serious" hasn't been paying attention..

My dislike of the Hamilton musical is well-known and also multifaceted. Some of it is that I just don't like the genre of musical theater so OK, you can ignore.
Justice Robert Jackson, Closing Argument at the Nuremberg International Tribunal It turns out the answer to this question can be calculated with considerable precision. But before we get to that,.
Most elite Republicans probably don't think they can keep Trump in office, although it's scary to think what would be happening of Biden hadn't carried AZ/GA and the margin in.
When I was reading Andrew Sandoval-Strausz's book Barrio America in preparation for the podcast with him, I noticed he mentioned a 1961 film titled Dallas at the Crossroads. Narrated by.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Emergency Banking Act into law on March 9, 1933. Roosevelt signed a record 15 major pieces of legislation in the first 100 days of his.
The Senate Majority Leader representing the Party of Calhoun, one of the most destructive and evil forces in the largely dismal history of American politics straightforwardly asserts that his party's.
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