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This culture war fight has to go zero to 60 because you’re going to have great difficulty finding anyone wearing a mask outside after July 1.https://twitter.com/justinbaragona/status/1386861004248735744 Look I have been

This is just such horseshit. Conservatives who are vaguely mad about black activism but can't actually argue for Derek Chauvin's innocence have fallen back to this theoretical argument that the

YES. If the Feds are going to throw tens of billions of dollars at New York-area commuter railroads, they should condition that funding on NJT and the MTA integrating their

The idea that the Wall Street Journal should try to be more like The New York Times — or that it should publish more of the same “social justice” framed

I find this stuff bizarre. If he does this, doesn't that mean he thinks his own guidance about Thanksgiving is incorrect?https://twitter.com/KyleClark/status/1331738005862830085 Like, if politicians are unwilling to follow their own

I've been thinking more about the president's still-pretty-strong poll numbers on the economy, and they make even more sense to me than they did already just from the usual observation

Being "pot committed" is a useful poker concept that should be used more in non-poker contexts. It's especially useful at times like this, when we approach an election where one

In some instances, the president being a moron has mitigated the effect of him being a very immoral person. In this instance, the effect has been exacerbating.https://twitter.com/Craig_A_Spencer/status/1312877418374463489 Also, I’m not

I keep hearing people say "who does the president owe so much money to?" but we already have such a list of debts and creditors from his financial disclosure form.

Stop saying Donald Trump is “broke.” Does a broke guy have a private 757? Trump isn’t broke, he’s a rich guy with a high income who doesn’t pay nearly as

Republicans are losing, so it makes sense to take high-risk moves. But I think a lot of conservatives have gamed out scenarios where a fight over Barrett helps them consolidate

I want to note one thing about the risk to the ACA from a change in the composition of the court: The remaining legal issues about the ACA are statutory,