Susan Rice hasn’t held elective office, but she’s been heavily involved in diplomacy, government, and Democrat politics as the ultimate insider. Now she’s trash-talking – not especially diplomatic, to say the least – in anticipation of holding the reins of … Continue reading →
Susan Collins of Maine says she supports the bill with its voting security safeguards, bringing the total probable Senate votes up to 50, with Vance able to act as a tie-breaking vote for the act if – and it’s quite … Continue reading →
In the last decade or two, New Mexico has become a blue state. Thus, one might imagine that potential GOP candidates there don’t have a lot of enthusiasm about running for office. But usually the party has managed to field … Continue reading →
I’ve seen a lot of posts and comments around the internet expressing frustration with the GOP in the Senate for not yet passing the SAVE Act. It’s so important, according to just about everyone. It would codify as a federal … Continue reading →
Of course he does: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Monday condemned legislation requiring ID and proof of citizenship to register to vote as “nothing more than Jim Crow 2.0.” Probably more like Jim Crow 2000.0, since the Democrats … Continue reading →
You may have noticed a Latin American wave of elections won by politicians on the right. The latest is in Costa Rica: The rightwing populist Laura Fernández has won Costa Rica’s presidential election in a landslide after promising to crack … Continue reading →
The state is being sued about this, but that has nothing to do with the actions now being taken to clean up the rolls, says Oregon’s Secretary of State Tobias Read: That process could lead to the cancellation of as … Continue reading →
… Republicans are trying to steal seats and rig the next election: Listen to @barackobama. pic.twitter.com/oPjyWVCqpG — Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) October 14, 2025 I guess it’s okay when Democrats say it. What a pernicious influence he’s been on this country. … Continue reading →
I don’t know whether Ernst’s bowing out for 2026 will end up mattering: No doubt, the Democrats will aim for Iowa, as the party seeks to take down the Republican majority. However, a Democrat hasn’t represented Iowa in the Senate … Continue reading →
Quite a few states are potentially involved: The Speaker is clearly referencing the announcement of the new Texas GOP redistricting plan for the U.S. House seats in Texas, which was announced recently and could change a 25 Republican to 13 … Continue reading →