I didn’t watch the debate but still managed to develop a resulting measure to divide the live and the dead. Take if for what it is worth or treat this…

…be the weaker candidate against the likely Republican nominee: Donald Trump.** I absolutely think that Democrats really need to start accepting that the Republican nominee likely will be Trump, not…

…the Democratic Party platform, and instead to win appealing mainly to moderate Republicans, it now looks like the Republicans will maintain control of the Senate as well as the House….

…begin with, argued eloquently and passionately, and contrasted to their Republican opponent’s and the Republican Party’s—in their own words, their own sentences, their own paragraphs. Added 10/22 at 4:40 p.m….

…votes, the South is now a more-or-less solid bloc of Republican electoral votes. Although the reasons for this shift are complex, it is beyond question that one of the principal…

…were unjustly denied Unemployment Compensation by MiDAS, the Republican led Michigan legislature and Republican governor Rick Snyder are keeping much of it in the Unemployment Contingent (used to train workers…

…Congressional redistricting after every Census by a Republican majority in the state. As it now stands, changes to Congressional Districts will not happen until 2022 and only if the Democrats…

Caroline Pearson at Avalere has a piece on how the House of Representatives AHAC healthcare program penalizes older and lower income people more so than higher incomes and younger people….

…our Twitterer-in-Chief enjoyed 6 or 7 times; but, it appears the Republican PROSPER bill put forth by US Representatives Virginia Foxx, Brett Guthrie, and Republicans has established a new level…

…“taker” class and owners are treated as a superior “maker” class–the same old GOP class warfare that has been evidenced in Republican-driven tax legislation for decades. That shows in the…