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There’s no “Trump 2.0” waiting in the wings. So let’s get about the business of kicking him off the ballot and restore some normalcy to American political discourse.
The framers of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment gave us the tools to deal with insurrectionists, but some authorities seem unwilling to use them.
Election officials in Maine and Colorado have been receiving a stream of threats and attempts at intimidation including hoax emergency calls following decisions to remove Trump from their ballots for insurrection.
Each and every one of us are the actual superheroes to wrest our country from the grasping hands of wannabe dictators. Our vote is our stance and the message for us to deliver this year is "Not on our watch."
Polling suggests that younger voters are prioritizing the environment and climate change more so than older Republicans. In a sense, it’s a harkening back to the Republican Party of the past.
The law—part of a national wave of GOP-led book bans and other policies targeting LGBTQ+ youth—was passed by the Iowa Legislature and signed by Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds this spring.
Some folks in Florida may be hesitant to make the resolutions needed to do better in the new year. Fear not! Here are some gentle—or not—suggestions to help prod them in the right direction.
Whenever people say, “I want to know what you’re for, not what you’re against.” they’re usually not being intellectually honest.
Proponents of ranked choice voting—including the former Idaho governor—argue that it would make politics nice again. Republicans fear it could break their 60-year strangle hold on the state.
An environmental rule finalized in November requires states to set emissions reduction targets. And Republicans have a big problem with this.
How would you react if one day you were sitting at home and the phone rang and when you picked it up you heard a man shout: “Kill yourself now so we can save ammo!”
Former Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is challenging Republican Sen. Rick Scott in 2024 and hoping to stem Republicans’ inroads with Latinx voters in the Sunshine State.
Republican-dominated Iowa's law against certain books is being applied way to broadly and is being challenged and heard in federal court.
So after yet another evolution around the sun, Earth is still here and, despite the hate and violence, the love of humanity cannot be destroyed despite the best despicable efforts of some.
In spite of Trump's Hail Mary pass of claiming Constitutional immunity, the idea is not on firm legal ground. And then there's the fact that he's really claiming to be above the law...
While billionaires and big corporate interests mainly support Republicans, more than 95 percent of PAC spending from the four biggest public-sector unions went to Democrats.
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