Yesterday Was The First Chance For Voters To Speak. And They Did

Why would the United Nations hold a moment of silence yesterday for a man personally responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of people? Because that man was head of a country allowed into the ...

21 Mai 20249min

He's a pastor to Hispanics and other immigrants seeking asylum. We disagree over what to do on the border. We disagree over what to call people in this country illegally. But Neill Snyder & I listened...

20 Mai 202453min

It's the people's house. And right now the people's house is an ugly, partisan, divisive, performative place. Sound familiar? It should. Because right now all the rest of us out here are ugly, partisa...

17 Mai 20248min

Our political system is broken and needs major reform. But now right now. Right now, the only thing that's in front of us is Biden v Trump. After November, major reform to our broken politics is comin...

15 Mai 20249min

If I were a candidate again and someone asked me if I'd accept the results of the election I'd say "Why are you asking me that question. Of course I will. Of course I will. Our democracy depends upon ...

14 Mai 20248min

Quit bitching about the Biden/Trump matchup. Deal with it and vote. You can't change it now. Quit telling me we deserve better than this matchup. We don't. This is exactly the matchup an uninformed, d...

13 Mai 20249min

No, we didn't change each other's minds. And no, like most Trump supporters, he doesn't blame Trump for anything. But, we each surprised each other with some of our takes, and we got along really well...

10 Mai 202451min

I'll never vote for Trump. I'm still all in with Biden. But, just like every other Biden voter, I have my red line. A line, if Biden crosses, I couldn't vote for him either. He hasn't crossed it yet. ...

9 Mai 20249min