Abortion, an unrepresentative electorate, and candidate idiosyncracy ruled the off-off-year election.
The Senate is voting one-by-one in the face of the Tuberville hold on top nominees.
Wherein I finally reveal my answer (spoiler: it is hardly surprising). And, also, wherein despite the goal of brevity, I fail at that goal.
Tommy Tuberville’s stunt is now impacting the highest levels of the military.
Congress is poised to legislate protections previously mandated by the courts.
The margins for 2024 are likely to be slim. But that hides a larger story.
The term that kicks off today could undermine our entire system of government.
A new book raises fundamental questions about how far journalistic objectivity should extend.
He’s proposed a bill with no chance of passage seemingly timed to hurt his own party in the midterms.
A 2020 blowout has long been presumed. But maybe it won’t happen.
What should conservatives who can’t support the party of Trump do?
Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban may or may not be back in effect.
A man who claims he was going to kill the Supreme Court Justice is in jail.
Ezra Klein discusses the dynamics of American conservatism in historical perspective. Plus, he helps illustrate a key problem that we have in thinking about American politics (IMHO).
Susan Collins and other Senators claiming otherwise are just wrong.
Is harassing judges, mayors, Senators, and the like in their private lives just free speech?
In other news, there’s gambling going on at Casablanca.
The apparently eminent demise of abortion rights has reignited an old debate.
The Senator from Maine once against demonstrates that she shouldn’t be prognosticating about people’s future actions.
POLITICO has obtained what purports to be the 1st draft of the opinion.