…GOP leadership whip these guys into line. Probably not. Boehner has expressed his reluctance to support the legislation. Funny, this is really a “state’s rights” issue that the GOP would,…

…GOP talking-points rulebook. Asserting that the tax code is “complicated, inefficient, unjust, unfair,” he claimed that all are agreed on a need for tax reform, because the tax code is…

…GOP from itself by quickly scheduling a vote on historic legislation that the majority of the House, the country and even his district supports; or he can squander the opportunity…

…watching, given the four-decades-long effort by the GOP to convince ordinary Americans that “trickle down” economic goodies will be coming their way if they only support the fat cats’ desire…

…Inauguration Day. He has been between 41% and 43% for the last two weeks. That’s simply not an implosion. And his GOP base stands behind his controversial Executive Decrees. For…

…and opine as I please. Back in 2014, when there was another GOP “wave” election in the Congress, I wrote that the silver lining was that we were at the…

…significant results …. There are all too often unanticipated consequences …. “Rumsfeld echoed the same skepticism….” “[GOP Delaware Governor Pete] DuPont [had] an argument with then Secretary of Energy James…

…this, you do now. The GOP is making eyes on your 401k contributions with the intent of removing the upfront deduction which lowers your taxable income. The GOP would like…

…obvious point that this might lead to general popular electoral support in the future for the GOP, but more specifically that this somehow might aid the GOP in Congress to…

…50% holding college degrees. On the contrary, the GOP won all but two districts with more than about 55%-60% white population where *also* less than 40%-45% hold college degrees. Now…