The consequences of the conservative court's decision in June Medical Services, LLC v. Gee could reach far beyond Louisiana.
— Carly Kabot
Read MoreThe consequences of the conservative court's decision in June Medical Services, LLC v. Gee could reach far beyond Louisiana.
— Carly Kabot
Read MoreDonald Trump has repeatedly tried to defuse scandals by admitting to his worst behavior without shame. They’re still a big deal.
— John Woolley
Read MoreBad debate performances may well be good enough for Biden to win the Democratic nomination, but will they be good enough to win the general election?
—Jacob Denninger
Read MoreOn the anniversary of September 11, Republicans and Democrats at Georgetown University find unity in remembrance.
— Rebecca Hollister, Javon Price and Thomas Mukundan
Read MoreWhether a Democratic presidential candidate will appear on Fox News is one of the seemingly-infinite litmus tests in their nomination process.
Read MoreIn the weeks since the Mueller Report was publicly released by the Department of Justice, a new catchphrase has entered into President Trump’s lexicon:
“NO COLLUSION. NO OBSTRUCTION.
Read MoreEthical standards in the U.S. political arena are in jeopardy. If norms continue to be pushed to the wayside, the future of our nation could be at risk.
—Ben Tauber
Read MorePolitics in state legislatures may be mundane, but what happens in state houses in 2020 could transform the country.
—Adam Ginsburg
Colorado just joined a nationwide pact of states that want to allocate electoral votes in presidential elections to the national popular vote winner.
—John Woolley
Read MoreWhy Trump would attack such a widely respected man who passed away several months ago?
—Jacob Denninger
Read MoreIn the emerging #MeToo era, Biden’s prominence as a symbol of the failings of the Anita Hill hearings serves as one of the many stumbling blocks he could face during a 2020 presidential run.
—Brandon Duran
Read MoreIdentity is at the forefront of the media conversation about 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. Voters should base their votes on policy instead.
—Maddi Larmore
Read MoreOn March 7, Donald Trump’s campaign chair Paul Manafort was sentenced to just 47 months for bank and tax fraud revealed through the special counsel investigation.
—Brandon Duran
Read MoreOn February 25th, our nation suffered a moral calamity with the failure to pass the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, better known as the Born Alive Bill.
—Javon Price
Read MoreRepublican hypocrites voted to undermine Congress’s constitutional authority. Rebuilding it won’t be easy.
—Jacob Denninger
Read MoreI cannot currently judge whether even the best application of this strategy could be successful for someone else. It is clear, however, that Schultz’s approach to this strategy is neither the best nor effective.
—Joseph Murgida
Read MoreEven before the 2020 election is decided, Republicans should start looking for their next generation of leaders.
—Javon Price
Read MoreRussian disinformation tainted the 2016 presidential election. The upcoming campaign could be even worse.
—Ben Tauber
Read MoreWhatever Robert Mueller has found, to the fullest extent possible, the public must know.
—John Woolley
Read MoreCollins is lying—either to her constituents or to herself—when she says Kavanaugh will not vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
—Jacob Denninger
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