Progress Pondcast Episode 27: The Meaning of Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Brendan and I talk about a rules changes in the U.S. Senate and the meaning of and reaction to Charlie Kirk’s violent death.
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A Time for Choosing in Maine
Should the Democrats challenge Susan Collins with a successful two-term governor or an oyster farmer and veteran with no political experience?
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The Right is Trying Make the Left Give Up
Mid-decade redistricting is designed not only to unfairly win seats but to demoralize the political opposition.
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The Fight Over the One Big Beautiful Bill Is Not Over
The bill passed the U.S. Senate with no votes to spare and heads back for an unwelcome reception in the House.
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The Good and Bad of Thom Tillis’s Retirement
The North Carolina senator voted against the Old Big Beautiful Bill and promptly announced his retirement.
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Fury About the Continuing Resolution is Misplaced
Critics of Chuck Schumer's decision to avoid a government shutdown might be right, but it's complicated.
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The anti-immigrant bill is poorly designed and invites corruption and abuse.
