As Commentarion McAllen accurately guessed, the Banana Republican's threat to "come after" Rep. Mark Meadows (R-Freedom's Carcass) was inversely effective. Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.), chairman...
Republican malgovernance
Nebraska punted for -2 yds... pic.twitter.com/JzHkD5ZcXP— Vikings Blogger (@firstandskol) November 13, 2016 Saturday 3/4/2017 - The Twitterer in the Dark regurgitated some Brietbartian lies about Obama tapping Trump Tower. This.
https://youtu.be/f_nqpgITZng That shouldn't be oiled. The president erupted with anger over the latest slew of news reports connecting Russia with the new administration -- specifically the abrupt decision by Attorney.
I wonder how long it will be until people who have looked at Iran on a map will be detained at his MAGAsty's pleasure? Assuming it hasn't happened already. A former prime minister of Norway has spoken of his shock after he was held and...
There are many reasons that concern about maintaining norms when dealing with the GOP (as it exists today, not the one from 50 years ago or the imaginary one.
Regulations are bad. The worst! They won't let you do whatever you want! shouts the yammering yam at 1600 Penn. Ave. And so he took his big yuge beautiful.
According to the Weekly Standard it would be a good thing if T. Rump is not engaged, but not too not engaged, but not too engaged either. Or something. Indeed, for many on the right, Donald Trump's inattentiveness presents not just a possible silver...
He's not offering a two-for-one sale. At least not yet. But try to guess where Trump sent his proposed policy to improve the lives of African-Americans: A. The NAACP. B..
The people who just want to be left alone to discriminate against people in peace, of course. The Justice Department notified Gov. Pat McCrory in.
It seems to me that Atrios is completely right about this. I mean, what happens if this ridiculous smear campaign about the kid makes breaks mainstream? The veto is a political loser pretty much regardless, I think, but if the explanatory strategy seems quite likely...
One major reason I always strongly opposed the Iraq war is that my graduate training entailed some study of the difficulties of state-building. Building stable states, let alone liberal democracies,.
The Habeas Restoration bill failed 56-43; Christy has the tally. Unless I missed one, no Democrat voted "naye," including Nelson, Landrieu, and Conrad. The ever-more-disgraceful Joe Lieberman, of course, did..