In England in the 17th century, church and state were one and the same. The Puritans wanted to maintain this paradigm, but
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Last night I went to bed in America. This morning I woke up in Gilead. Gilead started in the mind of Margaret Atwood, an author who specializes in dystopian fiction. In her books The Handmaid’s Tale and The Testaments, Atwood
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The Supreme Court this week ruled that Donald Trump is not immune from criminal investigations and Congressional oversight and he went ballistic on Twitter. And the country gave out a collective yawn.
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Supreme Court tells the Grifter-in-Chief: Show them (NY grand jury) the money. Supremes also say: Don’t show them (House Dems) the $$, at least not yet. Bad news: we the voters may not see
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USA Today opinion columnist and former Justice Department prosecutor Michael J. Stern joined me for a fascinating interview. We talked about how Trump might react if he loses by a slim margin
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SCOTUS Strikes Down Louisiana Law Designed to Shut Down Abortion Clinics The Ohio Democratic Party and Ohio Democratic Women’s Caucus released the following statement in response to this week’s U.S. Supreme Court
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Pence Downplays Threat of Coronavirus as Cases Surge in Florida. FDP Statement on Yesterday’s Supreme Court Ruling. FDP on DeSantis budget cuts.
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COLUMBUS — The Ohio Democratic Party and Ohio Democratic Women’s Caucus released the following statement in response to today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a dangerous Louisiana law that is designed
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The 1st Pride wasn’t a party or celebration, it was a RIOT led by Queer POC. On the 50th Anniversary of Pride, it’s fitting that cities from coast to coast are rising
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Last week, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Department of Homeland Security, et al. v. Regents of the University of California, better known as the DACA case.
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Volume 2, Issue 14 - June 20, 2020. THE WEEK IN REVIEW. Stacey Abrams, Juneteenth, Notaries, SCOTUS, Medicaid, Census, Voting & Covid, & important dates.
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The path to changing the country starts in the states. And what starts in the states can change the law of the land.
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