Mitch McConnell and the party of Trump
The Old Crow as the last fusionist
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Thursday
Wednesday
Hunter’s big day in Congress
Plus: McConnell steps down
Monday
Ronna McDaniel hits the eject button
Plus: Hunter Biden tells all about his addiction
Saturday
Inside a very international CPAC
Mingling with the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking big names at the conference
Friday
Trump’s unlikely ally in the NYC case
Plus: Will Nikki Haley and Dean Phillips team up to take out the gerontocracy?
Is there an election going on?
South Carolina doesn’t feel like it
Thursday
Liz Truss works the crowd at CPAC
‘It’s great to be here and get the fresh injection of conservative energy — we need it,’ she told a half-full room
Commander’s canine reign of terror comes to a close
Biden’s dog has bitten Secret Service agents in at least twenty-four incidents
Wednesday
Trump backs the GOP establishment
Plus: Biden subverts SCOTUS with student debt forgiveness
Saturday
The ruling against Trump is perverse in true New York fashion
It is the outcome of the vindictive actions of a politician wielding the law enforcement power of the state to destroy her enemy
Millionaire Scientologists crowdfund for Trump legal fees
Grant and Elena Cardone have set up a GoFundMe to raise the $355 million the former president owes New York
Friday
Congressman’s campaign site suffers X-rated hack
Henry Cuellar’s site is offering swinging, local hookups and casual sex in Perth
Thursday
Fani’s ‘personal relationship’ sinks her and her office
It was a bad, terrible, not very good day in court for the Fulton County DA
Fani Willis self-immolates in Georgia court
The Fulton County DA hoping to take down Trump was defending her romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she appointed. It did not go well
Searching for the energy at the New Hampshire primary
Biden was invisible, Trump inevitable, nothing much left to say
2024 and the invasion at the southern border
The destruction of the country for the sake of temporary partisan advantage seems a high price to pay
The LaPierre legacy
The man who built the National Rifle Association into a juggernaut leaves it in disarray
The Supreme Court takes on the administrative state
Loper Bright v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce both involve bizarre fishing rules
What will the new Trump foreign policy look like?
The former president came into office as an agent of chaos, but his foreign policy ended up relatively stable. Will that change in a second term?
Donald Trump and the clash of realities
Reality itself is contested today in a way that goes beyond anything in earlier US history