For the GOP, old is the new new
Netflix has a popular TV show called “Orange is the New Black.” Have you seen the Republican Party’s new TV show this fall? It’s something I call “Old…
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Netflix has a popular TV show called “Orange is the New Black.” Have you seen the Republican Party’s new TV show this fall? It’s something I call “Old…
R. Donahue Peebles The Man Who Would Be New York City Mayor Multi-millionaire real estate developer R. Donahue Peebles' vision of New York is of "a tale of…
Rep. Mitch McConnell, Rep. Paul Ryan, Rep. Jim Boehner --- the names don't matter, paralyses assured so long as rules are the same A lot of ink is…
D.A. Thompson, Rep. Velázquez, and Rep. Jeffries Flanked by other elected officials, advocacy groups and families impacted by gun violence, Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY) today unveiled new…
Sanders, left, and Warren At a committee hearing on Thursday, Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren accused Wall Street bankers and fund investors of bleeding Puerto Rico’s economy…
Rev. Sharpton In recognition of LGBT History Month and National Coming Out Day, National Action Network (NAN) has announced the creation of NAN's LGBTQ Alliance, whose mission is…
U.S. House of dysfunctionals Earlier this month, The Economist, the renowned British weekly, ran an editorial advocating an end to the U.S. dollar’s supremacy as the world’s chief…
Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation which automatically registers Californians to vote when they obtain or renew their driver’s licenses or state ID cards. California followed Oregon which passed…
You may want to write this down because I don’t say it very often. Perhaps we should follow the shining example of the Republican Party in one very…
Jumaane Williams New York City Council Member Jumaane D. Williams (D-Brooklyn), Deputy Leader and Chair of the Council's Housing and Buildings Committee, will appear as a Voting Rights…