Some modestly good news here: In recent weeks, though, there’s been a question about how close we might get to true herd immunity, the state in which so many people are immune to the virus — mostly due to vaccinations — that it can’t spread...
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Voters wait hours in long lines to cast their early vote at the Summit County Board of Elections on Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, in Akron, Ohio. About 30 million people.
I was wondering why 538 would publish a piece arguing "sure Biden's agenda is incredibly popular and people are really happy to have all this stuff from the government but.
Perry Bacon Jr. has a very good article about what the 2020 tells us about the nature of the two major party coalitions. The tl; dr is that the parties have become a little less polarized around racial lines -- as Republicans gained among voters...
I'm working up an article about Harry Truman that will feature some BOMBSHELL REVELATIONS, although somebody has to agree to publish it first, so who knows when these will be.
Whenever a pundit gives an unwarranted assumption of good faith to Republican vote suppression measures directed at non-existent fraud, this is the kind of behavior they're abetting: On Election Day.
Nate Cohn has a plea for complacency over Georgia's new voting law that has already earned the praise of one libertarian journalist: deSiGNeD to PreVenT fRaud pic.twitter.com/8rkz9FVSu9— Scott Lemieux (@LemieuxLGM) April 3, 2021 I don't hold Cohn responsible for this, of course, but his analysis...
Park Cannon is facing 8 years in prison for peacefully knocking on the governor's door during the signing ceremony of his vote suppression law: Cannon is now facing two felony.
Georgia's ban on even bringing to water to people standing in line in voting lines in urban areas designed to be interminable by Republican legislators is already proving to be.
The use of ridiculously oppressive rules to stop Black people from voting had a long history. Georgia has brought it back with the single least defensible piece of its New Jim Crow voting restrictions: criminalizing giving people standing in line to vote food and water....
The National Review, standing athwart the enfranchisement of Black voters yelling “stop!” since 1957
1/21/1988 President Reagan meeting with William F Buckley in oval office The Baseball Crank has a defense of Georgia's New Jim Crow that is a historic achievement in bad faith..
"The foreign policy establishment just can’t admit when it got things wrong" strikes me as a nicely parsimonious explanation for why the war in Afghanistan continues to pointlessly grind on:.