Politics With Charles P. Pierce
Lake Mead Could Soon Be a 'Dead Pool.' It's Already a Pool of the Dead.
the latest from the shebeen
If At 1st You Don't Succeed, Find the Right Judge
A prayerful football coach finds victory after a number of mulligans.
'Contraception'? Griswold Is About Privacy.
If the Supreme Court sets its sights on Griswold v. Connecticut, they won't just target pills or rubbers. They'd destroy a fundamental constitutional right under the Ninth Amendment.
Mike Pence Is the Dog Who Caught the Car
Now that Roe's been axed, what reason is there to vote for the former White House doormat?
'If This Doesn't Light a Fire' Under Democrats...
Rep. Jim McGovern reacts to the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
The Hard Right Has Gotten What It Paid For
The Court’s decision on Friday was a victory for clinic bombers, murderous snipers, stalkers of doctors, and vandals of all kinds.
There's Always One Guy in the Office Who'll Do It
Jeffrey Clark was central to Trumpworld's juice-box Machiavelli conniving between the 2020 election and the 2021 insurrection.
Cops Will Take Great Comfort From This SCOTUS Play
This Court is going to leave things in ruins.
Trump's Misfit Goons Simply Would Not Shut Up
Videos. Facebook. Twitter. Instagram. Ceremonies for the appointment of fake electors. The 2020 ratf*ckers couldn't help themselves.
The Establishment Clause Is Unconstitutional Now?
It's been a big week for Christian nationalism in America.
Pat Cipollone Would Be One Hell of a Get
Meanwhile, there's so much new evidence coming in that the committee's had to put some hearings on hold.
OK But They Defended Efforts to Make Voting Harder
The fake-electors scheme they opposed was merely another front in the conservative war on the franchise.
The Drip-Drip of Nightmarish Uvalde Details
I can't imagine what this is doing to the parents of the children and relatives of the teachers.
Cornyn Wasn't Focused on Judge Safety in 2005
The Republic Is Lucky to Be Alive
Better Medical Care for Less Money? No, Thanks.
