Dems in Disarray! No, For Reals This Time
Disarray is subjective. What the Democratic Party is going through right now is the result of choices they themselves have made leading up to it.
Disarray is subjective. What the Democratic Party is going through right now is the result of choices they themselves have made leading up to it.
Historically speaking, the Tories should really not go to battle on the 4th of July, as Labour whipped the Conservatives decisively.
Farmers protesting bemoaned the fact that Europe’s political class suffers from a deep misunderstanding of their sector.
Political Junkies Verses Sports Fans: Who Is More in Touch with Reality? Somehow, Aaron Rodgers is involved in both in 2024.
Since it is Independence Day, dazzle your friends, family, and fellow Ordinary Times commentors with your civics knowledge.
Light a Roman candle and hold it in your hand* (Note: Do not actually do this.)
I recognize Longfellow’s worth. He’s just not my cup of tea – I suppose today I should say coffee instead – but when he shines, he shines.
Friends, coworkers, and random people on the street are perplexed by the anachronistic piece of jewelry I almost always wear on my right hand.
If you thought that the Court was just giving Donald Trump a pass and rubberstamping the Republican agenda, you might need to think again.
Short answer, from a 6-3 SCOTUS: Yes. Obviously, the questions that follow are how much immunity, and what constitutes an official act?
At a certain point you can’t keep looking at where the chips are falling and tell yourself this is a pure toss-up race.
Three more opinions came down from the Supreme Court involving Corner Post, Netchoice, and the much-awaited Trump immunity.
“You’ll have to carry me out feet-first, you dog-faced pony soldier!’“ the president was reported to have said. No, I made that up.