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Where is the Willie Brown of the House Republican caucus?
- View post It's no accident that in the original definition of the week we use, there's a day of rest. (Genesis 2:2)
- View post Good and devastating analysis, Booman. One minor edit: shouldn't that be "majority", not "plurality", in the 4th-from-the-end paragraph, describing those…
- View post Maybe not. But aren't people who oppose Trump and want government to work for the benefit of all citizens supposed…
- View post With all due respect, there was a choice. You (or I, or any number of people) may not have liked…
- View post For what it's worth, here's a fuller account of President Obama's first 100 days: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_100_days_of_Barack_Obama's_presidency It includes the Recovery Act,…
- View post Yes. Why not? Or do you have another proposal that you think would be more effective?
- View post Thanks for your comment, but it seems worth remembering that most people didn't vote for Donald Trump; indeed, over 2.5…
- View post Thanks for your question; it's a good one. Here's why I think it matters: If Democrats/liberals/progressives are a minority of…
- View post Oh, and also: 4 - Despite major voter suppression efforts by GOP in several states.
- View post Just a reminder: 1 - The American people voted for Clinton over Trump by a margin that exceeds 2.4 million…
- View post I suspect almost all of us could profit from reading more 1920s and 1850s US history (also: the late 19th…
- View post Agreed. One minor point: there's no such thing as a perfect political campaign, so to say one side should…
- View post I'm sorry for your loss. Congratulations on making it through the first year (in my experience, the hardest).
- View post And here's where the Republican party---or at least, Paul Ryan and politicians like him---could use a bit more joy in…
- View post Thanks. Very helpful.
- View post The end of Jim Crow might play a factor....
- View post Thanks for clarifying.
- View post Folks who know the South and the Southwest better should feel free to jump in here, but isn't part of…
- View post First, many cities in the Northeast and Midwest are in better shape today than they've been in for several decades.…
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