Action Alert: HR 1 For The People Act Is Up For A Vote Next Week

Roll Call reports, “With House Democrats poised to pass their 791-page campaign finance, elections and ethics overhaul as soon as next week, outside groups that support the measure are turning to the Senate.” House set to move on elections overhaul as outside advocates focus on Senate: Left-leaning organizations such as Indivisible, Public Citizen, Democracy 21 … Read more

Trump Thugs Breach The Capitol

It Is Impossible To Work With Seditious Insurrectionists – Spare Me The ‘Bipartisanship’ Nonsense

As Jennifer Rubin says: [Republicans’] attitude toward nominations is symptomatic of their entire approach to politics: It is about theater, about feeding right-wing media (which loves nothing better than to paint progressives as extreme radicals) and never about governance, let alone bipartisanship. If you have been watching any congressional hearings this week, this has become … Read more

Congress Must Enact New Voting Rights Laws And Safeguard The Fundamental Right To Vote From A Reactionary SCOTUS

Paul Blumenthal writes at the Huffington Post, Democrats’ Top Priority Is To Reform Elections. Will It Be The Bill To Break The Filibuster? Congressional Democrats are pushing a sweeping package of voting rights, gerrymandering, election, campaign finance and ethics reforms, called the For the People Act. It’s listed as H.R. 1 in the House and … Read more

The Party Of Lincoln Is Dead; It Is Now The Party Of Trump

A new Suffolk University/USA Today poll released Sunday revealed that Republican voters’ loyalty to former President Donald Trump remains high, as does their ignorance about the Capitol riot. A Shocking Number Of Republicans Would Join Donald Trump In Third Party: If Trump were to form his own political party, as he has reportedly considered, a … Read more

SCOTUS rejects Trump Election Appeals – But Three Justices Buy Independent State Legislature Doctrine

NBC News reports, Supreme Court formally rejects Trump election challenge cases: The Supreme Court on Monday formally rejected a handful of cases related to the 2020 election, including disputes from Pennsylvania that had divided the justices just before the election. The cases the justices rejected involved election challenges filed by former President Donald Trump and … Read more