The inevitable shoe drop: President Biden’s drive to push new voting rights protections through Congress hit a major obstacle on Thursday when Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Democrat of Arizona, declared that.
It's getting hard to avoid the conclusion that Bernie is actually high on his own "our revolution will force Republican senators to vote for my agenda" supply: [email protected] on getting.
Corey Robin says that we're all Green Lanternists, while arguing that the argument was always being made in bad faith: Since Trump’s election, we’ve not heard much about the weakness.
Monique Judge says most of what needs to be said about Hamilton Nolan's unfavorable comparison of Obama's 18 months of post-presidency with Carter's nearly four decades. But I can't get.
Lawrence Lessig had a fascinating new strategery. He would ask a Republican House to pass a salutary reform package. Republicans would have no choice but to pass this statute because.
Eric Cantor is, believe it or not, making sense: But somewhere along the road, a number of voices on the right began demanding that the Republican Congress not only block.
Julian Zelizer has an excellent new book about the Great Society. I have a review of it up at the Washington Spectator: But the most crucial factor working for Johnson.
Atrios is making sense: What was especially maddening about Saletan-esque arguments over the years, aside from their clear wrongness, was that he seemed to truly believe that if only pro-choice.
