Outside the Beltway

When doing the right thing is the wrong thing.

Why would a group that claims it has evidence of ballot harvesting refuse to turn it over?

Did we not already know this?

There are too many variables to make generalized calculations.

Political theater on the southern border.

More willingness to subvert the election.

An extraordinary example shines light on coercive factors that incentivize plea deals

Two hundred-odd people have pled or been found guilty. One has been acquitted.

The SAT is a poor measure of college aptitude but it’s better than most others.

Do you believe in miracles?

It would appear to be the case.

As predicted, rejections of ballots is up.

Greatest democracy in the world, right?

It seems that some Americans are relocating to be with people who share their social and cultural views.

Data from Texas underscore a frequent point about primaries.

His attacks are, in fact, the best case for tenure.

Trump’s pardon offer is just another way to propagate the big lies about the election and 1/6.

A ginned up controversy regarding a border nature reserve has escalated.

Not Mayberry. Not even close.

Once again, today marks a day where folks who would never have supported Dr. King decide they should praise him

It doesn’t add up.

A year after the Capitol riot, DOJ is coming after the most violent perpetrators.

Yes the riots were a disgrace but the Democrats . . . .

Apparently, New York and Oregon are not the same place.

After more than a year and countless investigations into election fraud, the big lie continues to be a big lie

A roundup of reflection on a somber anniversary.

A lone judge has halted the military’s vaccine mandate.

Some tabs plus some tabs equals some tabs.

The governor of Texas vows to finish what Trump started.

Apparently, getting her elected President is not a high enough priority in the Biden White House.

We’re likely to see more instances like the Capitol Riot and the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings.

Democrats and Republicans are playing by different rules.

An epic but improbable win.

Every now and again, it’s not Mitch McConnell’s fault.

Representatives Choosing Their Voters Rather than Vice Versa, Chapter 412.

The erosion of representativeness continues.

The next boot has dropped.

Journalism is terrible except when compared to the alternatives.

Mayor Pete is being mocked for telling obvious truths.

Resolving the legal issues will take time we don’t have.

A piece in The Atlantic inspires thoughts.

A sign of our times.

A vague but inflammatory report sheds little light on the situation.

Voters are suppose to choose elected officials, not the other way around.

Let’s look at the numbers and the clear effects of policy choices.

He boldly went where no nonagenarian had gone before.

Disappointment turns to tragedy.

The President’s approval has plummeted, largely because of factors outside his control.