Outside the Beltway

A student group at the University of Illinois adds to the list.

Combining two items that will be hallmarks of his second term.

Ethics and masked law enforcement.

The big lie of 2020 continues.

TACO Tuesday?

And maybe out entirely.

Gestapo is as Gestapo does.

Just the latest example.

Going from bad to worse.

More attacks on political enemies.

The President minced no words.

More on the clear white supremacist ideology oozing from the Trump administration.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL, except those that hate, steal, murder, and destroy everything that America stands for.

The health agency has been gutted under RFK Jr.’s reign.

Hyperbole? Dishonesty? Distraction? Fantasy? Too much cable TV?

Here we go again.

An attempt to connect higher education and political violence.

“He that spits against the Wind, spits in his own Face.”

A shocking, but not surprising, event. I fear it’s a harbinger rather than an outlier.

Authoritarianism is popular.

One of the big ones has given up.

An odd, impactful ruling.

It is hard to focus.

The pattern of attempted intimidation continues.

Montgomery, AL.

A state Representative and his wife have also been shot and are in the hospital.

Is it time for the Democrats to move to the center?

We are about to find out the degree to which trade wars are good and easy to win.

He filibustered nothing for a very long time.

Pro-tip: Googling BEFORE posting a Hot Take can save a lot of embarrasment

Of leopards and faces.

No, I am not kidding.

How we feeling?

A mild-mannered JD Vance out-debated a nervous Tim Walz. It won’t matter.

The 39th President hits the century mark.

Alan Dershowitz is trying to make up his mind.

An oft-told tale turns out to be bullshit.

It’s not 2019 anymore.

A stark contrast in vibes.

From Juiceboxer to arguably the most important media figure on the left.

I love a good data visualization!

Some additional (and longwinded) perspective.

I don’t think its stolen valor, but Walz has played it loose when referring to his service