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Most shooting massacres are domestic violence incidents occurring in the home and out of sight
Seventy-five percent of shooters buy guns legally, says Mia Brett.
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What do the January 6 commission, covid deaths and gun massacres have in common? God's chosen
Keep these people as far away from real power as possible.
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The Senate GOP is ready to block a bipartisan commission to investigate the insurrection. Is it time for filibuster reform?
Timing is everything.
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If you’re willing to say anything for power, that’s fascism—even, or especially, if you do not mean it
GOP elites are not just playing along.
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Doing more of what got Trump beaten in the election isn't working out well for Republicans
The GOP has no plan to bring back lost voters, writes Magdi Semrau
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The Republicans Party's unrelenting onslaught of bullshit is forcing Republicans to leave the party
Indifference to truth in pursuit of power, writes Lindsay Beyerstein.
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Carl Schmitt, leading exponent of Nazi political thought, would feel at home in today's GOP
Why does "fascism" still get side-eye from mainstream commentators?
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The simplest way to reform SCOTUS may be for Biden to refuse to enforce its politicized rulings
A political court demands a political response, says Christopher Jon Sprigman.
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Liz Cheney is less bad than the GOP fascists but as long as she tolerates nonstop lying, she's still bad
The untenable paradox on (real) conservatives.
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Nearly everyone missed Chuck Schumer implying this week that the filibuster's death is coming
The conventional wisdom is coming around to the Democrats' side.
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South Carolina went 10 years without an execution. There's no good reason for firing squads now
Mia Brett explains the legal history behind its decision.
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How can the Republicans avoid relitigating the 2020 election when their future depends on relitigating it?
An untenable paradox.