Outside the Beltway

The evidence is clear. Injustice feeds rage and rage sometimes boils over.

The contrast could not be more clear.

If the goal is to change politics, not just vent frustration, messaging is important.

Outside agitators, including white supremacist groups, are shaping public perception of the George Floyd protests.

Yet again, this administration puts Trump’s political fortunes ahead of the national interest.

A solid piece of satire.

Former prosecutors are suddenly “out.”

The President has reportedly invoked the Insurrection Act.

A stroll down memory lane.

I like to keep my issues strong

“Oscar”

The wheels of justice ran more swiftly than usual.

The President is sending a terrible message.

Hypocrisy, lies, and dangerous rhetoric from Trump and his allies on mail-in voting.

The President has been Twitter on their own platform. Now, he’s following through.

Believe it or not.

Are those who die in our wars more deserving than those who die in our stores?

A surprisingly slow response from a governor who has been proactive during the crisis.

Likely the right outcome but I wish I political motivation weren’t the default presumption.

The President’s unhinged Twitter rants have drawn a rebuke from an unlikely source.

Yet another grim milestone.

The pandemic is highlighting an international shame.

Jared Kushner and others want one that fits on a index card.

This is more about structural conditions than it is about the GOP.

The conversation continues. (Warning: it is over 3000 words).

Should government be taking harsher measures against smoking, car crashes, and the flu?

All the deaths are fit to print.

Is the comment voting feature serving its purpose?

Have at it.

A further attempt to explain how party is such a key variable.

Every Democratic woman seems to be under consideration.

This is what we’ve waited for.

“Screened”

An attempt at getting the point across.

Can there be truth when there are consequences?

It’s difficulty to have have a conversation with an albatross hanging over it.

The venerable magazine is following industry trends. Is the billionaire owner a monster?

Working on mysteries without any clues.

A new study finds earlier lockdowns could have saved 54,000 lives by early May.

Jo Rae Perkins may be a nut, but she won a four-person primary.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.

Two new studies bring more questions than answers.

Presidents have appointed loyalists since time immemorial. Has this one gone too far?

Tuesday’s gone.