Outside the Beltway

Amending the Constitution with one simple trick.

The anti-vax threat from the incoming administration.

A disturbing loyalty test.

And who is “we”?

Some context.

A dangerous choice that the Senate must reject.

Speaking of inexperienced cronies…

The dark side of federalism.

Peace, for a time.

She’s not likely to ride off into the sunset at 60.

When the abnormal ceases to be.

The wrong solution for a real problem.

First there was the Department of Redundancy Department. Now for something completely different.

The MAGA Congresswoman is Trump’s pick.

Not knowing the results of an election a week later is unacceptable.

It’s neither unprecedented nor powerful. It doesn’t exist.

Trump’s voter fraud allegations have melted away.

The US was not exceptional.

Also: don’t forget a lot of people also voted against him.

Not a Red Wave but a Red Shift?

The 45th President looks to be the 47th.

Not a lot of true competition on my ballot in Alabama.

Remember, remember the fifth of November…

A low confidence Election Day forecast.

The guardrails may not hold this time.

The MSG rally.

Staffers are in mutiny after owners killed plans to endorse Kamala Harris for President.

And the real destruction of mail-in ballots

Each state sets its own election rules. That’s not a good thing.

They are not like you and me.

Looking at the US South.

This time up: JD Vance and election denialism.

Subtle demographic changes may have created a tipping point.

Bizarre conspiracy theories shared by powerful people are immune to fact checking.

Six GOP members of the House are targeting military ballots.

Was Marbury v. Madison a mistake?

Some direct evidence of the effects.

Confirming who he always has been.

Will voting be disrupted in parts of GA and NC?

RCV is now banned in the state.

More on Trump’s attempt to subvert the 2020 election.

A mild-mannered JD Vance out-debated a nervous Tim Walz. It won’t matter.

The 39th President hits the century mark.

They have a preference but may not vote.

The persuadables and the irregulars.

The skews may offset.

Where the science and art of polling intersect.

He was looking for a vote to steal.