Today in "institutions are good when we win and we only notice their flaws when we lose."
I wonder if anyone has done a count of how many articles Vox has published arguing that some element of the United States Constitution is bad.
At least one upside of Trump's election is that it put an end to five solid years of liberal commentators complaining that midterm elections are unfair and bad because Republican voters are more likely to show up for them.
It's seriously staggering what proportion of liberal/progressive political commentary amounts to "we should win and when we don't, the rules are unfair."
Vox makes the case for Trump expanding the Supreme Court to add his entire list
