
The Sinema Show
Krysten Sinema’s move to independent is obviously a political strategy move, but it’s also about the trolling. Continue reading The Sinema Show
Krysten Sinema’s move to independent is obviously a political strategy move, but it’s also about the trolling. Continue reading The Sinema Show
The GOP is suddenly focused on inclusion, which is why they’re continuing to…checks notes…exclude people. Continue reading The GOP’s Post-Election Plan: More Gaslighting
The good news is that the election is over. The bad news is that the GOP will take over the House. Continue reading OK, Now What?
A sneak preview of the 2024 election cycle. Continue reading Primarily We Roll Along
Conservative zealotry is a path to failure, as Elon Musk’s Twitter debacle and the Failed Red Wave have demonstrated. Continue reading Right-Wingers Don’t Learn Lessons
You hate to see it. Continue reading Republicans in Disarray
With help from…Democrats? Continue reading Where There Really Was A Reddish Wave
Increased turnout means its ime to kill the idea that young people are not a factor in elections. Continue reading The Kids Are Alright
Which of course, they will likely ignore. Continue reading Lessons For The GOP In Pennsylvania
Given how close many of these races are, reserve judgment and ignore pundit overreactions tomorrow night. Continue reading Don’t Overreact To Early Results Tomorrow Night
Vote! And keep hope alive. Continue reading Cassandra’s Crystal Ball
It’s less than a week to the election. Verify everything. Continue reading It’s All Gaslighting
Concession or coup? Continue reading Waiting For Bozo
A very wealthy and very unstable man with terrible opinions owns one of the world’s biggest communications platform? What could possibly go wrong… Continue reading Twitter Down The Shitter
Proud Boys, a controversial debate, and a potential test run for election theft made for an exhausting week for PA politics. Continue reading Pennsylvania’s Wild Week Of Politics
‘Tis the season for dirty tricks and no treats. Continue reading Something Wicked This Way Comes
Anti-semitic incidents are on the rise and racism is becoming more open. This is the result of the anti-woke movement. Continue reading How Woke Hysteria Fuels Hate
Spanning the globe with campaign notes from the US, UK, and Brazil. Continue reading The Exhausted Majority
One party is anti-democracy. One party isn’t. The choice on Nov. 8 is clear. Continue reading What Kind Of Country Do We Want?
Mike Lee meets Marco Rubio, Steve Scalise, John Neely Kennedy, and Karen Carter Peterson. Continue reading Bootlicking In The Beehive State & Elsewhere
Polls don’t vote. People do. Continue reading It’s About People, Not Polling
In a quest for “even-handedness”, a lot of DC media critters are giving support to some loathsome ideas. Continue reading So Many In The Media Are Failing Us
About that NBC interview with the Pennsylvania senate candidate, and the parallels to a certain presidential candidate’s emails. Continue reading What John Fetterman And Hillary Clinton Have In Common
How polls are misread, and a better way to read them (hint: ignore a lot of reporting on polls). Continue reading Polls: What They Are (And What They Are Not)
If it is a day ending in “y”, then it must be time for me to write about Republican stupidity regarding abortion. Continue reading And The Hits Just Keep On Coming
In the Pennsylvania senate seat race, Dr. Oz breaks out the snake oil to paint John Fetterman as pro-crime, and of course, it’s based on a bunch of lies. Continue reading Oz Goes Willie Horton On Fetterman
Joe Biden is feeling his oats and encouraging his base. Continue reading Dark Brandon Declared Dead, Rises Again
The moral panics behind the war on education, Beto goes off on a very inappropriate laugh, and some in the media just can’t help both-siding the Trump raid. Continue reading Three for Thursday: Moral Panics, Beto Curses, Media Fails
Let’s keep the momentum going that was impossible to imagine a mere month ago. Continue reading The Biden Presidency Is Not Done Winning
Abortion rights win in Kansas, the crazy prevails in Arizona, and the Michigan GOP nominates a Tudor. Continue reading Primary Colors