Month: March 2019

In the cover story of the November/December 2017 issue of the Washington Monthly, executive editor Gilad Edelman chronicled how anti-monopoly politics, including revived antitrust enforcement, had “seemed to go...

After the debacle of David Davis’s no show in Brussels, Dominic Raab’s token appearance as a Brexiteer Brexit secretary not actually in charge of any negotiation, and Stephan Barkley’s convincing impersonation...

I generally take a look at all the roll calls of all the votes that take place in the House and Senate because it gives me insight into how politicians strategize on forming their ideological profiles. There are usually a few...

Booman recently posted about the inexcusable leniency Judge T.S. Ellis showed in his sentencing of the total slimeball Paul Manafort. (http://www.boomantribune.com/story/2019/3/7/22113/42849) Yes to all of it. Another creature...

I do think the NYT editorial about how there is a supermajority of US citizens who are united but ignored is well worth reading. This clip alone tells the tale: About 75 percent of Americans favor higher taxes for the...