I remember when Texas bill SB8 passed almost a year before the Dobbs decision, that women like Kate cox would be denied life saving medical care in the name of “life.” I take no pleasure in being right. The case of Kate cox proves definitively that abortion is healthcare.
Republican politicians have made it clear that they think they know more than doctors when it comes to women’s healthcare
Brittany Watts is going to trial for having her miscarriage in a toilet
You may not realize it, but the Republican primary is still happening. The third GOP debate takes place Wednesday night; five candidates will be onstage, despite having no chance at the nomination, with almost all of them polling nationally …
Ron DeSantis—the brief obsession of tech bros and the one candidate who might have been the political heir to Donald Trump—has badly stumbled, with a veteran strategist telling Politico in September that the governor’s campaign was “on life support.”
Republicans made a guy who dresses like Paul Ryan but acts like Sidney Powell their Speaker. Perhaps this will delight deep red MAGA types, but more mainstream voters may be turned off by a political leader who says, “Go pick up a Bible….
After more than three weeks of abject chaos, Republicans finally united behind relative newcomer Mike Johnson. It was like so many things done in this Trumpified Republican Party—sloppy and strange and without much forethought.
The problem for Team Biden is that its superpower, its ability to slide under the radar while getting a lot done for the American people, may also be its Achilles heel, holding back the administration from getting the credit it deserves.
It’s not that boringness can’t win elections, as Wisconsin governor Tony Evers can attest. “Boring wins,” he declared after winning reelection in 2022 by 3.4 points, which could be considered a landslide in such an evenly split state.