Republicans are evil, and they’re treasonous, but they’re not stupid. They’re aware that Donald Trump’s approval rating is in the lowest depths of the toilet of history.
Trump-appointed Federal Judge Britt C. Grant called the DeSantis Stop Woke law “a breathtaking assertion of power to ban unpopular ideas from public discourse.”
If a man can’t truthfully answer who won a presidential election, why should any American trust him to tell the truth about foreign adversaries, intelligence assessments, or threats to our national security?
The permanent fence around Lafayette Square isn't just about security. It's the latest warning that oligarchy is preparing to defend itself from democracy.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. spent his youth worrying that he would never possess a name of his own because his father’s shadow was so immense. History solved the problem.
For years, Republicans argued that government officials should avoid even the appearance of conflicts of interest involving their families. Apparently those days are over.
Trump's latest Red Scare recycles one of America's oldest political tricks: invent an internal enemy to distract voters from the policies reshaping the country.
The greatest danger has always been indifference. Ignorance is the oxygen that authoritarianism breathes. It’s the fertile soil in which fascism grows.
In the upcoming 2026 and 2028 elections, we’re playing against opponents who don’t bat an eye at cheating because they don’t recognize the validity of the rules that they are breaking.