Outside the Beltway

This man is the face of the post-Trump party.

The average American is neither progressive nor all that interested in politics.

Working conditions rather than labor supply seems to be the issue.

Another example for the conversation.

Mayor Pete is being mocked for telling obvious truths.

Three days late, $1.2 billion long.

Too woke! Not woke enough!

Joe Biden has bet his presidency on a caucus that may simply be irreconcilable.

$1.75 trillion ain’t $3.5 trillion but it’s something.

The enigmatic Senator is a world-class attention seeker.

The equivalent of Pennsylvania’s entire labor force is sitting on the sidelines.

The Biden administration is not doing enough.

The liberal media is giving all their attention to the tax and spend Democrats!

Replacing the social media giant ain’t easy.

The President’s approval has plummeted, largely because of factors outside his control.

This time: Senator Marco Rubio.

Instead of complaining, she should use her leverage.

We’re an incredibly divided country but splitting it into two is impossible.

The Democrats are apparently selling their omnibus spending package the wrong way.

The internecine fight over the budget is coming to a head.

Why products are still hard to find and prices are so high.

The political calculus of Arizona’s senior Senator is unclear.

The Catch-22 of passing a massive spending bill in an undemocratic system.

More machinations from the mischievous mining mouthpiece.

Because why the hell not.

Regardless of one’s views on abortion, the enforcement provision in the new Texas law should be concerning.

Is the debate over the cost of the “infrastructure” bill a distraction from its content?

The collapse is not his doing. But he’s accountable for the poor planning.

It’s not too late but it’s too late.

The cost of raising a university’s profile.

Several stories, not enough time for full write-ups.

Democrats and Independents are losing their enthusiasm. But some perspective is needed.

He has nominated only 304 people out 1,200+ that require Senate confirmation.

When he said he wouldn’t sign it if it wasn’t accompanied by a second bill, he wasn’t implying that he would veto it if it wasn’t.

A bizarre development looks to upend it less than 24 hours after it was announced.

Details are quite scant at the moment.

It turns out a 51-50 Senate majority isn’t enough.

Some good news in the hacking wars.

A major first step to solving a longstanding global issue.

A bipartisan compromise appears unlikely.

Could this be the straw that broke the camel’s back?

A reckless campaign of violence has now targeted American journalists.

Huge swaths of the country are underserved.

Increases in social benefits can increase freedom.

On fiscal policy and historical comparisons.

The President used his first speech to Congress as an attempt to unite the country.

The President is about to roll out another massive spending plan.

It’s undemocratic and we should get rid of it. But doing so isn’t a panacea.

Are we thinking about job training all wrong?

Look at who’s lined up against H.R. 1.