Episode 94: Pardon Me?
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Betsy DeVos Strikes a Blow for the Constitution
The Department of Education has issued its long-awaited proposed regulations reforming sexual-assault adjudications on college campus. Not only will these rules restore basic due process and fairness to college tribunals, but they also — given how basic the changes are — highlight just how ridiculous ...
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Why the Senate Shouldn’t Grandstand on Mueller
Jeff Flake may be leaving the Senate soon, but he’s determined that his exit will be one of non-stop moral posturing.
The Arizona senator is best remembered at this point for his last-minute delay of the Judiciary Committee’s approval of Justice Brett Kavanaugh when -- along with his pal Senator Chris ...
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McConnell Rejects Vote On Bill To Protect Mueller
Mitch McConnell isn't worried about the investigation.
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ABC News Makes a Serious Mistake
Today, across Twitter, I began to see a number of people condemning the Trump administration (and Betsy DeVos, specifically) for imposing a new definition of sexual assault on campus so strict that it would force women to prove that they were so harassed that they'd been chased off campus and couldn't return. ...
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The Election’s Lesson for Democrats: Don’t Nominate Hillary Clinton
Political consultant Mark Penn wrote in the Wall Street Journal that Hillary Clinton not only will run for president again, but will prevail. He writes: “Mrs. Clinton has a 75% approval rating among Democrats, an unfinished mission to be the first female president, and a personal grievance against Mr. Trump, ...
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Federal Judge Rejects Nelson’s Challenge to Vote-Count Rules
A federal judge on Friday rejected Senator Bill Nelson's (D., Fla.) challenge to rules used by canvassing boards to determine the validity of ballots.
Judge Mark Walker found that the so-called “magic words” requirement and the “consistency” requirement were reasonable and constitutional, rejecting ...
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The ‘Wall’ Continues to Be Built . . . Slowly
Congress is preparing for one last spending fight with Republicans controlling the House. Senate Republicans are aiming for an additional $5 billion for a border wall, while House Republicans are hoping for as much as $25 billion.
There are two not-quite-accurate claims about President Trump’s vision of a ...
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