#Senate

Jesse Lehrich

JesseLehrich

I don't think this insane conflict of interest has been reported...Robert M. Duncan, Chairman of @USPS Board of Governors, was listed as Director of American Crossroads in paperwork filed 3/19/2020

Jay Kuo

nycjayjay

Deep breath moment:It looks increasingly like Biden will win the presidency and we will have a split senate. Over 60 million Americans will have voted for Trump, despite all they

Michael Beaton

mhbx

This vote is not a defeat. It is a perfect opportunity to highlight in unambiguous terms that the Republican Party is devoted not to the country,America and its interests, but

Luke Bailey

imbadatlife

It's morning in the UK, here's where we're at. Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Nevada are all still going - while Arizona has been called, that race is tightening. But other

Matthew A. Seligman

Matt_Seligman

And here is the final stand. The President asserts that the Vice President has authority (presumably unreviewable) to determine which electoral votes count. This is dangerously incorrect, and it's worth

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

From the jump, Trump has said menacing things that clearly condoned political violence. Like when he said "2nd Amendment people" might have to do something about Clinton. What's worse, tho,

José Martí

JoseJuMarti

I picked up William Hinton’s Fanshen and it was a signed copy! Hinton was a staff member for the US Office of War Information working in China in a village

The Editorial Board

johnastoehr

Trump pits GOP against patriotism by @johnastoehr https://stoehr.substack.com/p/trump-pits-gop-against-patriotism?r=5msd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=twitter 1. I think some Republicans are beginning to sweat. Not

Jay Root

byjayroot

Since @KenPaxtonTX almost never makes himself available for grilling by reporters, the questions he got from the #txlege senators yesterday almost looked like (rare) accountability 1/ In a voice dripping

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

I don't know if anyone else has said this, but payroll tax cuts are the hydroxychloroquine of economic policy. They won't do anything to solve the employment crisis, but will

David Atkins

DavidOAtkins

Progressives will recriminate against centrists and vice versa, but all Dem factions have to contend with this:Turnout was high. The prog base showed up like progs want. There was huge

Palmer Report

PalmerReport

The final month before the election was a dark time for me. My timeline was flooded with fatalist hysteria about how Trump would win "no matter what" or how he'd

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golikehellmachi

things i was wrong about, an incomplete and ongoing list as i think of things: i was wrong about the degree to which trump's advisors would try to push him

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

All right, folks, here's our last PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION UPDATE of 2020 to accompany our final forecast.https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/final-2020-presidential-election-forecast/ At the end here, our model defaults to a very "p

Deb Otis

DebTheOtis

Any delay in the results from Maine’s Senate race will be because the race is close between the two front-runners. Just like any other tight race, it takes time to

u221e

hdevalence

truly bizarre to see takes like "tech companies should cut off the streamers" right now peak content moderation discourse... just turn off their accounts and the problem will go away

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