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John McCain is dead. How will he be remembered? How should he be remembered? These are two separate questions, which is fitting, because there were always two John McCains: the vision of a selfless, honorable statesman who wasn’t afraid to fight the establishment, and the one that the rest of us actually got, which was none of those things.
"The federal troops came in, they used their unconstitutional tactics, they injured nonviolent demonstrators, and the whole thing blew up again like a powder keg.”
He also threatened to send tens of thousands of federal troops to cities, whether mayors wanted them there or not.
Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden poisoned the well for single-payer healthcare at the worst possible time.
And everything else you need to know about Tuesday's wild primaries.
I’m under no illusion that Schumer would rather have a minority full of Manchins than a majority full of socialists. But these people and their votes consistently provide the best argument for the idea that neither Democrats nor Republicans ultimately do shit for anyone. The more the Democratic Party is seen as a reflection of how right-wing the GOP is at the time, the less it’s able to define itself as something more than marginally different, and the less often it’s able to win, especially in a state like Kentucky that’s in the middle of a shift towards the GOP.
Amy McGrath is a walking reminder of the Democratic leader's incompetence.
The network has run altered and mislabeled photos of the commune-like CHAZ, and an anchor apparently never saw "Monty Python."
