
John Nichols: It was a coup, and Trump fully intended to lead it
At a surprise January 6 hearing on Tuesday, a former White House aide linked Trump to the whole of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election.
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At a surprise January 6 hearing on Tuesday, a former White House aide linked Trump to the whole of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election.
It is now inescapably clear that the former president can’t tell fact from fiction and doesn’t really want to. And the GOP now knows it.
Post-Roe, abortion will be a major issue this November in Wisconsin.
Some residents in the Kenosha County village of Bristol are worried community leaders are fast-tracking a land sale that could put a casino in their backyard.
The profitable gun industry continues on as the NRA and its supporters continue to push against any gun safety measure.
Liberal district attorneys in Dane County and Milwaukee County declare they won’t prosecute medical professionals who violate Wisconsin’s law banning abortion.
On Friday the highest court in the land officially revoked women’s status as full people.
While conservatives on the Court are correctly taking the bulk of the anger and outrage since Friday morning, it does need to be pointed out there is another segment of the nation that also needs to be accountable for the tossing away of Roe.
Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v Wade, desperate abortion apologists will attempt to mitigate the immorality of their cause by accusing pro-life folk of not caring about babies after birth.
I am proud of the investments the Legislature made this session that will ensure our state continues to grow as a tourist destination for visitors and residents.
Overall, the city wide increase was 17.77%. By far the largest increases were in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, which all saw increases exceeding 20%.
Johnson was a key player in the effort to get a slate of false electors into the hands of Vice President Mike Pence just minutes before the tally of Electoral College votes was to take place on Jan. 6.
Johnson’s attempt to subvert the election and stage a coup to hand the Presidency back to Donald Trump is as unforgivable as it is unbelievable.
We no longer live in a time when traditional calculations about who can or cannot win a major party nomination for a top office are set in stone months, even weeks, before Election Day
Biden proposes federal gas tax holiday. But a pause on state’s gas tax is unlikely.
If you’re like me, you’re having a hard time keeping up with the inanity, the hypocrisy, the wasted money, and the sheer incompetence of the Gableman “investigation” into the 2020 elections.
If Johnson is serious about fighting inflation he should support Baldwin’s windfall profits tax on Big Oil.
I implore our federal government to realistically assess our foreign relationships. Build new alliances with the continent and continue to think outside the box on how we can safely and sustainably move into the future.
The government has continued to sanction mergers in the oil industry, reducing competition and making it easier to charge 75 cents a gallon more for gas today than it was 10 years ago.
Republicans celebrate, Democrats say they are ‘heartbroken.’
At a surprise January 6 hearing on Tuesday, a former White House aide linked Trump to the whole of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election.
It is now inescapably clear that the former president can’t tell fact from fiction and doesn’t really want to. And the GOP now knows it.
Post-Roe, abortion will be a major issue this November in Wisconsin.
Some residents in the Kenosha County village of Bristol are worried community leaders are fast-tracking a land sale that could put a casino in their backyard.
The profitable gun industry continues on as the NRA and its supporters continue to push against any gun safety measure.
Liberal district attorneys in Dane County and Milwaukee County declare they won’t prosecute medical professionals who violate Wisconsin’s law banning abortion.
On Friday the highest court in the land officially revoked women’s status as full people.
While conservatives on the Court are correctly taking the bulk of the anger and outrage since Friday morning, it does need to be pointed out there is another segment of the nation that also needs to be accountable for the tossing away of Roe.
Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v Wade, desperate abortion apologists will attempt to mitigate the immorality of their cause by accusing pro-life folk of not caring about babies after birth.
I am proud of the investments the Legislature made this session that will ensure our state continues to grow as a tourist destination for visitors and residents.
Overall, the city wide increase was 17.77%. By far the largest increases were in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, which all saw increases exceeding 20%.
Johnson was a key player in the effort to get a slate of false electors into the hands of Vice President Mike Pence just minutes before the tally of Electoral College votes was to take place on Jan. 6.
Johnson’s attempt to subvert the election and stage a coup to hand the Presidency back to Donald Trump is as unforgivable as it is unbelievable.
We no longer live in a time when traditional calculations about who can or cannot win a major party nomination for a top office are set in stone months, even weeks, before Election Day
Biden proposes federal gas tax holiday. But a pause on state’s gas tax is unlikely.
If you’re like me, you’re having a hard time keeping up with the inanity, the hypocrisy, the wasted money, and the sheer incompetence of the Gableman “investigation” into the 2020 elections.
If Johnson is serious about fighting inflation he should support Baldwin’s windfall profits tax on Big Oil.
I implore our federal government to realistically assess our foreign relationships. Build new alliances with the continent and continue to think outside the box on how we can safely and sustainably move into the future.
The government has continued to sanction mergers in the oil industry, reducing competition and making it easier to charge 75 cents a gallon more for gas today than it was 10 years ago.
Republicans celebrate, Democrats say they are ‘heartbroken.’