How a bill becomes law (the real story)
This is how it works, folks. If our system, such as it is, sounds absurd, it is because it is.
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This is how it works, folks. If our system, such as it is, sounds absurd, it is because it is.
Why is Louisville Metro government withholding some videos, and refusing to answer questions?
Thomas Massie has long been seen as his “own man.” But now he seems to be paired up with the MAGA group, especially MTG. Why? And what have we done to deserve this?
The UAW lost the organizing vote at the Mercedes plant in Alabama. Berry Craig digs into the union-busting by Mercedes management, and what’s next.
Attorney General Russell Coleman and his office made one ruling that was right down the fairway – and another that was a shank into the rough.
Our own Jamie Comer is weighing in on the Trump trial, in hopes of grabbing some of Trump’s media attention.
Is America in the final stage of the 40-year transition from a forward-looking & still-evolving democratic republic into a white supremacist ethnostate ruled by a small group of fascist oligarchs?
Next Tuesday’s Republican primary in Kentucky could be a harbinger of November, for Trump and for the country. Al Cross explains.
The GOP goal, at the state and national level, is not governing. The goal is getting the most time on stage.
Major U.S. corporations are getting so many tax breaks that they actually get tax refunds, even as their profits soar. It’s time to vote Dem, as only Dems will fix this.
And I thought Daniel Cameron was bad.
If the United States is supposed to be a “friend” of Israel, aren’t we also supposed to tell them when they are wrong?
On this Mother’s Day, let’s consider those mothers who need a second chance – and can’t get one.
Forget sex. Sex no longer sells. Meanness does. And meanness is the Republican Party’s brand.
Like Gingrich (and Frankenstein), Thayer fanned the blaze he now would douse
In an editorial in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a Republican politician explains why he’s voting for Biden, and challenges other Repubs to do the same.