Cafe : Opinion
Primaries Are Getting More Crowded With Candidates. That’s Good News For Extremists And Bad News For Voters
With votes split among multiple candidates, a candidate may win with a small plurality while being disliked by, or disconnected from, the larger primary electorate.
06.14.22 | 2:32 pm
Regardless Of Sedition Charges’ Outcome, Proud Boys And Others Will Still Seek To Overthrow Gov’t
Research has shown that the more committed members of these extreme right-wing groups believe that the U.S. government is illegitimate and should be overthrown and replaced with one that is based on white supremacy.
06.09.22 | 4:26 pm
How Much Can The Recall Of San Francisco’s Chesa Boudin Actually Tell Us About The National Mood?
Commentators say it’s part of a broader conservative backlash. That's wrong.
06.09.22 | 2:57 pm
What Past Congressional Investigations Can Teach Us About The Jan 6 Hearings
Congress regularly has used its constitutional authority to gather facts and draw public attention to important issues in the country.
06.08.22 | 4:17 pm
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Cawthorn, Gandalf And American Wisdom
We want Gandalfs. We keep getting Cawthorns.
05.31.22 | 4:31 pm
How The NRA Evolved From Backing A Ban On Machine Guns To Blocking Almost All Gun Restrictions Today
The NRA’s more than 150-year history spans three distinct eras.
05.28.22 | 9:00 am