What if Trump wins?
…bit of compromise on policy are an acceptable price to pay for expanding the Democratic coalition. Unless Democrats can instill an ethos of compromise and a sense of realism about…
…bit of compromise on policy are an acceptable price to pay for expanding the Democratic coalition. Unless Democrats can instill an ethos of compromise and a sense of realism about…
…people were convinced was a pro-democracy coalition assembled to defeat Trump. Putting it back together, more successfully, in time to save the country at the midterms, resulting in a Democratic-led…
Nov 22, 2024, Court grants challenge to FCC subsidies over nondelegation doctrine, SCOTUSblog Schools Health & Libraries Broadband Coalition or SHLB, advocates for policies and programs that enable anchor institutions…
…activity. The government might end up on one side of an international issue as a member of a coalition of nations, and on the opposite side as a shareholder. In…
…in power. Here are the five rules for dictators (p 19): Keep the coalition [essentials] as small as possible. Expand the set of interchangeables [to reduce their power]. Take control…
…aristocracy, the wealthy, those opposed to change; now near collapse from a 50 year assault by a coalition of interests that gave us Congressional majorities (both houses) that are opposed…
Wow. It looks, from SCOTUSblog’s Lyle Denniston’s report on the argument this afternoon in Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, that I was, um … right in saying yesterday…
…relief that the first Republican woman on a presidential ticket wasn’t going to let them down. No one was going to be embarrassed by John McCain’s maverick pick. Referring to…
…no relief there. But what about the other sources of spending, investment and net exports? Investment expenditures provide no counterweight, as they have plunged in the years since the global…
…have been retracted in view of the need to approve funding for relief funds to Texas. But another aspect of globalization—international financial flows—seems to have escaped the President’s wrath. The…