Tit-for-tat is maybe good power politics, but is any of this good for democracy?
Have I ever noted the Congress is less responsive to the public than it should be?
Thoughts on the election and on the electoral rules used.
Force to create compliance should not be supported or excused. And yet…
The crime: trying to ask DHS Secretary Noem a question at a press conference in a federal building.
While critics warn of fascism, the public is thus far backing Trump’s immigration crackdown.
An Air Force colonel spread misinformation to hide the stealth program.
Resisting gaslighting must be social. It’s crucial for those who oppose Trump’s falsehoods to remind each other, again and again, that 2 + 2 = 4.
Keeping a running list of examples of the dishonesty, unreality, poor governance, and authoritarianism of the Trump administration.
The Trump administration treats personally disfavored American institutions the way past administrations treated foreign adversaries. His goal is political submission.
A unanimous Supreme Court has ordered the administration to comply with a lower court order.
This one should come with a warning label (especially as it cuts both ways)
The courts have ruled the far-right leader ineligible to run.
Yet another test of Executive power for the courts to resolve.
Sad and strange circumstances have forced the Democratic party to become the conservative party now. It’s important to remind ourselves of what is good in our lives and what is worth defending.
Waiting for the other side to self-destruct has always been ridiculous and dangerous.
Perhaps longer, but the worst in the history of the Economist Intelligence Unit report.