Keeping Tabs on Our Long National Nightmare
D.C. residents have been vocal for decades about how the city has a larger population than several states but limited … Continue reading House Republicans propose solution to DC statehood: strip it of its electoral votes
Every year, we add a couple new terms to the zeitgeist. In January 2020, we brought both “awesomesauce” and “weak … Continue reading The right wants you to think cancel culture is a bigger problem than it is
Republicans have made it very clear that they are going to be the party of Donald Trump. They are going … Continue reading The world’s greatest negotiator can’t get his own party to take him seriously
On Patreon (really, go support us on Patreon), we ask supporters to occasionally toss questions over to us that they … Continue reading You Asked: How hard is it to defeat an incumbent in a primary?
Prior to the 20th Amendment, the designated day for presidential inaugurations was March 4. This, like much of our Constitutionally-determined … Continue reading March 4: Corporations, Congress, and Conspiracies
Republican candidates, by and large, did not have a great 2020. Georgia ousted its Republican senators, Trump-backed Republicans struggled in … Continue reading GOP efforts to stymie voting demonstrate that they know they lost in 2020