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Here are some poll results from last summer, which are in line with a ton of other polls. Popularity—unfavorable, 60 to 38 percent. Does Trump think he’s above the law? Yes, 63 to 37. Do you support or oppose Trump’s Continue reading Trump’s Bible Stunt Isn’t Brilliant. It’s Insanely Desperate.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared skeptical of arguments in favor of limiting access to mifepristone, a medication approved long ago by the Food and Drug Administration for abortions—at least on the grounds that the plaintiffs, a group of anti-abortion Continue reading The Mifepristone Case Isn’t the Endgame for Abortion Opponents
Trump’s chaotic public statements—flip flops, in the parlance of politics—can also yield the false impression of moderation. Eight years ago, as he fought to secure the Republican nomination, he appeared to moderate his positions on abortion and terrorism, endorsing “highly Continue reading No, Trump Isn’t Pivoting to the Center on Abortion
But wait, you say: Ambitious or not, Musk met the targets. Doesn’t that count for something? Well, sure. If I bet you that next year I will write a book that spends 26 weeks on The New York Times bestseller Continue reading That Judge Is Right. Elon Musk Isn’t Worth What Tesla Pays Him.
The Baltimore Sun’s new owner isn’t quite the moral paragon he expects his businesses to be. David Smith, the longtime chairman of Sinclair Broadcasting Group who recently scooped up the Sun in an undisclosed nine-figure deal, has lived a salacious Continue reading The Baltimore Sun’s New Owner Isn’t Exactly a Paragon of “Family Values”
Still, let’s not fool ourselves here. Trump has won Iowa easily. And he benefits greatly from the tight DeSantis-Haley finish, because it means they’ll both stay in, splitting the non-Trump vote. So in a matter of days, he will win Continue reading Iowa 2024: This Isn’t a
Primary Process. It’s a Surrender of Will.
The normalization of Covid reinfections has made talking about the pandemic, or, God forbid, taking precautions, feel like a social taboo, making it increasingly difficult to expect or ask for any level of mitigations in work and social settings. As Continue reading The Covid-19 Virus Isn’t Done With Us—or Our Politics
According to Politico, Florida Representative Matt Gaetz is setting up his party for a messy 2024 primary season by throwing his support behind a slew of candidates who aren’t backed by the Republican establishment. All of his preferred candidates have Continue reading Matt Gaetz Isn’t Finished With Kevin McCarthy
The organizers behind the December charity pub crawl lovingly dubbed SantaCon appear to be a little heavier on the con than the spirit of giving. Over the last decade, the group’s organizers claim to have raised more than $1 million Continue reading SantaCon Isn’t Just Obnoxious
As The New Republic’s editor, Michael Tomasky, pointed out, the word “vermin” has a fairly noteworthy place in the history of political rhetoric. “To announce that the real enemy is domestic and then to speak of that enemy in subhuman Continue reading The Supreme Court Isn’t Done Messing With Your Reproductive Rights