What the hell happened in politics this week? Esquire's legendary blogger Charles P. Pierce has answers
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At question was whether or not the president should be allowed to continue building his stupid ballroom despite the objections of preservationists and other citizens who are not vulgar talking yams.
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Marco Rubio, the incredible shrinking secretary of state, discovered over the weekend that federal courts will find you no matter how small you’ve rendered yourself in service to the mad king.
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And it’s nothing useful, in case you were wondering. To borrow a line from the late Christopher Hitchens, Bessent is one of those people who believes himself a wit and is half-right.
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He wants Kennedy's name expunged from the entire area because Natalie Harp told him that he is the only president who ever mattered, or at least, the only person who ever was good at the job.
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All we needed was two months without self-sabotage. Instead, some Democratic Congresscritters have decided to sign onto a provision supporting the SAVE Act.
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