How party change actually works in the US. Plus more on messaging and organzing.
Have I ever noted the Congress is less responsive to the public than it should be?
One for the pantheon of utterly terrible public non-apology “apologies.”
The people who safeguard our nuclear weapons and put out forest fires have been fired.
Multiple executive orders aim at rooting out the Deep State.
America’s 39th President, and greatest ex-President, is gone at the ripe old age of 100.
The Florida governor is among several names being floated to replace Pete Hegseth.
Stop me if you have heard this before, but he is unqualified for the job.
The NLRB has sided with Dartmouth players on unionization.
The Washington Post proves that, no matter how hard you try, you can’t cover some stories neutrally.
Shockingly, both “incumbents” are going to win their party’s 2024 nominations.
No big surprises from the dumbest recurring contest in American politics.
A poor answer to a softball question has created unnecessary controversy.
A few predictions that are going to disappoint just about everyone.
The media’s favorite Republican is doing better in some polls than the other candidates losing to Trump.
400-plus general and flag officer promotions went through almost instantaneously.