Outside the Beltway

Social media makes the line much harder to draw.

His tantrum stopped checks over the weekend but Congress called his bluff.

As we approach the new year, the virus is at its peak.

First whining about losing, now whining about legislation. (And creating chaos along the way).

A very low-spoilers review.

Granted, there are more than two. But from a political science/political history POV, these two stick out in my mind.

The days of one-stop media shopping are long gone.

An exploding RV did substantial property damage but caused only minor injuries to bystanders.

Wherein I detail evidence of fraud and take the Heritage Foundation’s database of fraud to task.

The zombie idea for ousting an erratic and dangerous President.

Roger Stone, Paul Manafort, and Charles Kushner are among last night’s lucky recipients.

Although, as usual, he maintains his odious approach to it all.

The President of the United States is an existential threat to the Republic.

Let the airing of the grievances begin! (you know, like every day).

Or, more accurately, the lack thereof.

More packages are being mailed than ever and USPS can’t keep up.

73 cadets violated the honor code while taking an exam remotely.

The science and ethics are not the hardest part of determining who should go first.

For those wondering what a textbook coup would look like.

Who ya got?

Space Force took a year to decide what to call their uniformed members.

The Trump Presidency has been a long con.

The Georgia governor and his family are under attack because he did his job.

Our enemies are getting more brazen and sophisticated in their cyber warfare.

The junior Senator from Kentucky is drawing a lot of attention to himself on “fraud.”

Tunisia is freer but poorer than it was before Mohamed Bouazizi’s desperate act.

Meanwhile, a report states that a Trump admin official pushed infections to promote herd immunity.

A long overdue–and complicated—recognition.

He wanted a cabinet post. And this is a cabinet post.

Our long national farce is over.

The new Ford Mustang may be the harbinger of things to come.

Too little, too late.

One member of the Grand Old Party has had it.