If the first principle of picking a vice presidential nominee is "do no harm," initial data would suggest that picking Peter Thiel's fake Appalachian messenger boy in a fit of.
It turns out that the $45 million per month bribe that Elon Musk promised Donald Trump in return for picking JD Vance as Trump's hair apparent had what is known.
[Source] What the hell is wrong with these people? The Times has a serious problem. One storyline into which any set of facts gets jammed, basically no matter what. I.
My friend Michael Elkon introduced me a few years ago to the concept of a "banked win," which I discussed in A FAN'S LIFE: A banked win happens when as.
Story here. I've got somewhat mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, it can't be denied that the assassination attempt involved a massive multi-party operational failure: When somebody is.
No. The New York Times, natch, has a couple of columnists riding the "WE DEMANDED DEMS IN DISARRAY!" train, although at least in the context of a colloquy of people.
A friend remarked to me yesterday that there needs to be a major biography of Nancy Pelosi, one of the most important figures in American political history. (It's unfortunate that.
The bar for getting taken aback by how bizarre something is in American politics has now been set up at around the Oort Cloud, but even so, the branding of.
