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
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It’s a strange world where voting on behalf of your voters’ interests is seen as an act of party disloyalty
Welcome to Meghan’s world, where artifice, pop culture and politics march in lockstep
Conservatism may have won the Cold War, but conservatives lost the peace in the West
Wielding power doesn’t have to mean going with the herd
The Latina is the antithesis of the liberal female Democrat
If white supremacists are racist because they put race at the center of all human interaction, what are the woke?
Plus: The SALT delusion; and Murdoch tells Trump to get over it
Plus: Sinema sounds off, DC ditches masks and uh oh, Cuomo
Plus: Ben Smith’s Steele Dossier silence and boring Beto
Their arguments, if upheld, could have a dire impact on gun owners everywhere
Is Biden hanging his VP out to dry? Her allies think so…
He governs like a man who knows he’s not running again
Plus: rising to the China challenge and the Trump hotel shuts down
The January 6 commission is closing the ring on Trump and his cabal
John Durham has indicted three people but he may break our hearts yet
In the Eighties, the incoming Virginia governor wore a tux to a prom. Could that have swung the election?
The unspeakable utters the unsayable
Michigan’s attorney general shouldn’t apologize for having too much fun
Plus: Trump vs Pence and the White House vs the weather
The real reason for the swing among swing voters is the Gestalt sense that we are heading downhill in a hurry