Well, folks, welcome to the first week of the Jewish New Year, and let’s hope it really brings a fresh start. Who
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We told you a week ago that we were going to try and catch up on our sleep, and we made a good start, but the world kept turning and DemCast’s writers had a lot to say. Of course we
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What happened this week? House Democrats passed the For the People Act to ensure fairness in voting and the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to prevent law enforcement officers from killing
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Have you been waiting for a quiet week after the election to sit back and recuperate from the stress of the last four years? So have we at DemCast USA, but with
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Despite the excruciating disappointment of the second acquittal of the former president, who else breathed a sigh of relief to finally — at least for now — be spared from hearing his
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The pundits kept telling us that Saturday’s disappointing acquittal was inevitable, but that’s not really true. If just 10 additional Republicans had cared more about our country than they did about their
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In the second full week of the Biden-Harris Administration, many of us would be hard pressed to name more than three or four events of national importance because we sometimes actually turned
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We’ve been so damaged by the last four years that it will take us all a while to believe that 81 million people successfully voted for a return to sanity and a
MoreThe week began — as it often has over the last four years — with people dreading the next outrage coming from the occupant of the Oval Office. On Monday we celebrated
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It was another banner week for the USA. As we sifted through the fallout from the 1.6.21 Attack, Republicans — many of whom stoked or outright incited the rightwing militants with their
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The new graphic we introduced last week for Last Week in DemCast already feels dated. We believe — though please correct us if we are wrong — that an entire year has
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Well, 2021 didn’t start out as the quiet, calm year which we’d been hoping for and which we deserved. Instead, the ceremony where a joint session of Congress counts and certifies the
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