January 6

Or New York or DC or…

House Republicans have a leadership problem

How conservatism’s anti-elitists defeated the establishment

By standing with Liz Cheney, he’s acknowledged that dark day can still hurt the right

The January 6 committee thinks they can use a post-Civil War constitutional provision to prevent him from taking office

They seek to bring justice to the rioters but they fail to realize they’re just pawns in a political game

After describing participants as ‘violent terrorists,’ he took the FBI to task

Even more than the rioters, the politicians who knew better deserve blame

The president and his VP will turn up to bash Trump. Otherwise they are absent

Can America cringe its way to a more perfect union?

It was a stagnant year, though we did manage to tick off the French

There are two versions of the Wyoming congresswoman: local and national

A Washington Post writer thinks that, circa 2021, we do not have enough government in our lives

The neocon ogress finds her voice on the January 6 commission

The congressional inquiry would be better named a congressional vendetta

January 6 is a convenient sidebar for a collapsing party