Month: October 2015

The American people aren’t hopeless idiots: By 59-29 percent, more Americans say Republicans’ disagreement in selecting a House speaker is a sign of dysfunction rather than reflecting healthy debate within the party,...

I imagine that former Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire fancies himself a deep thinker. And, in today’s Republican circles, he probably qualifies. But, as he does his utmost to sully the word “progressive,” he...

It looks as if the folks trying to coerce Paul Ryan into accepting the booby prize of the third most powerful position in our nation’s government have made a small bit of progress. Per Nancy Cordes of CBS, Rep. Ryan is...

Ain’t getting any better @Juan’s Place, just as clueless on what’s happening in Syria as the Obama administration is. Reversing cause and effect is the lesser mistake, accepting propaganda by trolls is...

In a recent post (You Heard It Here First) Booman wrote: I’m also the one who began talking quite early on about the logic of a coalition power-sharing arrangement in the House. Of course. It’s the only way to go....