A little bit of agitation is good. It motivates us to action. It stimulates voter turnout. Too much is paralyzing. And pointless.
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After this poll was released, this question came to me on Twitter: I see two possibilities ahead for the Republican Party. #1: The party hardens as a right-wing white nationalist party and
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Here we go. Over the Cliff Notes (name suggested last year by a clever follower on Twitter). The charge: Incitement of Insurrection. Spoiler: This is a slam dunk in the impeach-and-convict department
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Most questions I’ve received through my email have been about criminal consequences for Trump. Meanwhile, Articles of Impeachment are circulating.
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If you missed it, the news that rocked social media today: First, the GOP leaders lie and say there was election fraud. Then GOP senators argue that the fact that their supporters
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This is how Trump doubles down on the portion of the electorate he believes will keep him relevant. If he controls the white Christian evangelical voters, he controls GOP candidates who can’t
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Twitter had a lot of questions about this, so I assume you all do, too. Warning: After reading this post, you may know more about civil and appellate procedure than you ever
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Tomorrow, we get back to work. We have those two senate runoff races in Georgia, then lots of healing and repairing. Apologies to people who have sent me questions. It’s been a
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Trump has written the final act of the 2020 Campaign Realty Show, and the central plot point goes like this: “This election was a shambles! A disaster!” People make fun of how
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Trump has COVID, and the Trump-FOX-GOP has an existential problem. The strongman myth requires a strongman. COVID was supposed to cull the weak, who would die willingly to save the “economy” for
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