By John King, CNN Take a ride with David Hayes around his Colorado ranch and you learn right away he is a feisty, funny guy. “I tried farming for a while,” he told a visitor. […]
The Republicans who won’t take yes for an answer. By David Frum Sometimes, a negotiation produces a deal. Sometimes, a negotiation reveals the truth. Negotiators in the Senate have produced a draft agreement on immigration […]
Our institutions have already proved weak. By Mona Charen THE ALREADY-FORGOTTEN-BUT-NOT-YET-GONE Kevin McCarthy shared some thoughts on threats to our democracy with Bob Costa on Face the Nation. After affirming that yes, he is endorsing […]
Jim Jordan’s advance to the brink of the speakership extends the pattern that has played out within the GOP since Donald Trump became a national candidate. By Ronald Brownstein, Atlantic Representative Jim Jordan may or […]
by Joanne Freeman Without a doubt, the Republican ousting of Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy is a banner of dysfunction. Sifting through the chaos for its meaning is more complex. It certainly signals that something is […]
We look at some key demographics and beliefs in the Cooperative Election Study. By Monica Potts and Holly Fuong, 538 Today, seven GOP candidates will debate in California. Their task is a complicated one: to […]
by Ronald Brownstein, CNN Throughout his political career, President Joe Biden has unfailingly presented himself as a product – and champion – of the middle class. As president, he has relentlessly touted his economic plan […]
by Philip Bump, Washington Post One of Donald Trump’s most insightful assessments of his relationship with Black voters came a few weeks after he won the 2016 presidential election. “In the end,” Trump said in […]
by Mark Baldassare, Dean Bonner, Rachel Lawler, and Deja Thomas, PPIC Democrats make up nearly half of registered voters; independent registration has declined in recent years. Most independent likely voters lean toward a major party […]
In reaction to his provocations, many white Democrats are seeing race relations in a new light. by Thomas B. Edsall Early on, after the votes were counted, the dominant political narrative about the 2016 election […]
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