SCOTUS is so corrupt that it operates in secret. Punish it
No democracy can endure when justices are untouchable.
John Stoehr
John Stoehr is the editor and publisher of the Editorial Board.
A 'new Progressive Era'? Not with a corrupt Supreme Court
To change America, change the court.
What happens when you turn a political party into a personality cult? A midterm wipeout
GOP operatives are in denial.
New York City's elections were a family feud. All the rest is vibes
Some progressive challengers knocked off some progressive incumbents.
Trump is 80, sleepy and (maybe) on experimental drugs. Yet the media doesn't see an old man
The Republicans are seen as legitimate. The Democrats are not. That explains the difference between the press corps' treatment of Joe Biden versus Donald Trump.
The GOP's time in the barrel
If they win, Trump will punish them. If they lose, Trump will punish them.
Donald Trump
Stinking and polluted, the Reflecting Pool reflects America
It's too easy to blame Trump.
The Iran War
Everyone is going to pay for Trump's weakness. Impeach him
He deliberately lost in the hopes of making the problem go away.
Make the bad guys pay: A Democratic message for the white working class
They will respond to gestures of power.
If liberals don't contest it, the right's view of masculinity wins
A subscriber urges us to take the fight to the right.
Maga is welfare for losers
These "alpha males" need a rigged system to look like winners.
Talarico welcomes debate about 'what it means to be a man'
I'm going to write about this later, but for now, I want to get your opinion. The race in Texas between Senate candidates James Talarico, the Democrat, and Ken Paxton, the Republican, has evoked a subject that, in my view, gets too little attention among liberals. I think