Outside the Beltway

The dark side of federalism.

The 45th President looks to be the 47th.

Remember, remember the fifth of November…

A low confidence Election Day forecast.

Trump’s core policies will drive inflation

Floating the idea that NC should just award its EVs to Trump.

A modest disturbance in the force.

On cows and windows.

Subtle demographic changes may have created a tipping point.

Bizarre conspiracy theories shared by powerful people are immune to fact checking.

Lying about hurricanes and stoking ridiculous theories about weather control are the latest examples.

Democrats and Republicans alike are less supportive than they were four years ago.

Will voting be disrupted in parts of GA and NC?

This is fascistic rhetoric.

MTG is at it again.

And the grotesqueness of the Trumpian response.

The skews may offset.

Where the science and art of polling intersect.

Mark Robinson is the latest example.

Does it really all come down to Pennsylvania?

It could all come down to Pennsylvania.

A bizarre court decision requires violating state and federal law.

I suspect it isn’t going to work

Or is that low-T(rump)?

Yet another service disruption over rights fees calls attention to the issue.

Harris appears to be getting a post-convention bounce while Trump and Vance stay classy.

The predicted has happened.

Democrats suddenly have multiple paths to victory.

A reflection the Trump campaign with helpf from James Baldwin

Too many! Too few!

The reset is real.

New information has changed my thinking on this.

We’re back to Square 1.

Taking a closer look at Cooper, Kelly, and Shapiro

More polling that contradicts the panic.

The Replace Biden bandwagon continues rolling. Evidence is mounting that he needs to get on it.

More post-debate thoughts and a reminder about how US parties work.

He’s doing better in all the swing states but one than in 2020.

Planting a flag.

Never underestimate the hypocrisy of politicians.

It all comes down to Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

Seven decades after de jure segregation was outlawed, de facto segregation is alive and well.

It’s been around for a very long time.

A republic if you can keep it, indeed.

Simplistic solutions to complex problems lead to human suffering.

A longstanding project inches forward.

Some interesting tidbits.

The inevitable is all but official.