Are the Republicans getting complacent?
Plus: Biden’s bougie break and the first Thanksgiving
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Why I (sort of) stopped using the word ‘woke’
Boomers and cable news hosts have drained it of all meaning
The Democratic distraction
January 6 is a convenient sidebar for a collapsing party
A bad time for bail reform
Plus: The post-Parnell Pennsylvania GOP; Jefferson comes down; and Brian Stelter’s whiplash
Fifty years ago, D.B. Cooper changed air travel forever
The authorities may not have brought Cooper to book, but they wasted little time in punishing the rest of us
Bill Maher is not your ally
The classical liberal comic is still fighting for the Democrats
How cable news ruined Thanksgiving
By dealing in caricatures, they cause us to caricature each other. Then comes dinner
Kyle Rittenhouse takes on his QAnon lawyers
He tells Tucker that Lin Wood and John Pierce deliberately tried to keep him in jail
Monday
Kid Rock conservatism
Can hatred of snowflakes keep him and his fans in the right-wing fold?
Biden picks Powell
Plus: Hayes and Goldberg take a stand and the GOP’s blue-state governor blues
Sunday
John McWhorter versus the progressive elect
A new book says woke religion has ‘betrayed black America’
Saturday
Saving children’s books from wokeness
A new startup promises a more pro-American approach
Kyle Rittenhouse is still no hero
The media defamed him and his acquittal was just but that doesn’t mean he did the right thing
Yes, Build Back Better will raise the deficit
The CBO warns of red ink — and that’s only part of the story
Does Liz Cheney want to be a Republican?
Or a congresswoman?
Friday
Justice for Kyle Rittenhouse
The jury made the right decision on all counts
Kevin McCarthy’s magic minute
Plus: the Squad celebrates Thanksgiving and Ronna McDaniel admits Biden was elected
The selfish and cynical ‘resistance’
Woke America is obsessed with symbolism, which only turns everything into a grift
Congress: worst anime ever
Paul Gosar gets censured as our legislative body focuses like a laser on what matters
Thursday
Infrastructure Republicans aren’t ‘traitors’
It’s a strange world where voting on behalf of your voters’ interests is seen as an act of party disloyalty
