Blue Wave Coming, in Fundraising Dollars That Is
And that was written BEFORE the news of South Carolina Senate candidate Jaime Harrison’s eye-popping $57 million quarterly haul
And that was written BEFORE the news of South Carolina Senate candidate Jaime Harrison’s eye-popping $57 million quarterly haul
I am simply reporting on what feels right to ME in the here and now, in the election of a lifetime – I feel I gotta pick a side.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was the subject of a plot to kidnap and “try Whitmer for ‘treason’ before the election in November” according to FBI officials who announced arrests of those involved.
They both tried to walk various tightropes between their own pasts, their principals’ present, and their own imagined electoral future.
It took 60 years, but there will once again be a virtual presidential debate, if it happens…
Enjoy filling out your election bracket. But just to mix it up a little, I think I’m done trying to out-think the room. I’m going chalk.
President Donald Trump is likely going to be fine. I doubt this will even have an affect on the election. But…
The President announced overnight that he and the first lady have contracted Covid-19 virus.
What we now have before us in this debate is the distilling of President Donald J. Trump to his purer, concentrated form.
The New York Times is reporting on what it says are two decades of “finances under stress, beset by losses that he aggressively employs to avoid paying taxes and hundreds of millions in debt coming due” regarding President Trumps taxes.
Linky Friday, Ordinary Times’ tradition of bringing you stories from around the web to discuss with the internet’s best commentareum.
A rough outline of topics that Moderator Chris Wallace will navigating Joe Biden and President Donald Trump through in their first of three scheduled meetings.
If Mr. Trump nominated himself to the Supreme Court–and if he succeeded in appointing himself–that would solve a lot of problems.
We should follow the example that Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia showed us and treat each other with compassion and understanding
After the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I no longer worry about the future. Now, I fear it.
If evangelical political thought wasn’t formed within the broad swath of the conservative press, where was it formed?
There will be no replay of Jill Stein pulling 30K votes in a state won by only 23K in 2016.
Our friend Drew Savicki has the 270 to Win write-up on the state that probably turned the tide in 2016, and has been very much in the news lately
“What’s it like?” Tim Ingalsbee repeated back to me, wearily, when I asked him what it was like to watch California this past week. In 1980, Ingalsbee started working as a wildland firefighter. In...
When all the world’s a stage democracy is vulnerable. As the GOP moved from formative to performative the common good gave way to personality.