Monthly Archive: June 2019
House on Fire
Nancy Pelosi did not suddenly forget how to run the house, so the answer must be in the new makeup of her caucus.
The Democratic Candidates: Em’s Perspective
It has seemed a waste of time to get invested in a candidate, but after the debates held the last two nights, I can now say there are some standouts for me.
Tenshot: Beyond Burger, Home Edition
Beyond Meat has been getting a lot of play lately. Is it worth it?
Debatable: The Slog in South Beach Part 2
10 candidates, 5 moderators, 4 front-runners, and lots of cross talk: Night two of the Democratic debates is in the books.
Weekend Plans Post: What You Gotta Do Before What You Get To Do
This is the weekend before the big Fourth of July weekend.
SCOTUS: “partisan gerrymandering claims are not justiciable”
People can over-react to Supreme Court rulings, but this ruling, and the reaction, is going to be big.
Debatable: The Slog in South Beach Part 1
10 candidates, almost as many moderators, 2 languages, 1 glaring technical glitch, and a whole lot of crosstalk: Night one of the Democratic debates is in the books.
Rather Poorly Regulated
The uninitiated might be forgiven for thinking NRATV is the name of a soap opera or reality show
Wednesday Writs for 6/26
Your Wednesday Writs are packed: SCOTUS on flag burning, the first familial DNA murder trial; THAT lawyer, dumb criminals, the F word and more.
