
It’s a weird coincidence that the most blatant example of nullification since the Civil War was directed toward our first black President, isn’t it? Just weird.

It’s a weird coincidence that the most blatant example of nullification since the Civil War was directed toward our first black President, isn’t it? Just weird.

Will Mitch McConnell govern with fairness and a sense of non-partisan decency, or continue to act as he has literally his entire career? The Times asks the big questions!

Did you, comrade?
Thoughts on my the top of the ballot, some other elections, and a surprising endorsement for a Lucas County, OH, judge.

Which is which?
The New Yorker looks at two different kinds of Trump supporters, and asks us to understand the line between them.
Fact: saying “Adele Edition” is really fun
This couldn’t be more minor, but another glimpse into the spoiled mindset of a ridiculous baby.

Top Democratic operatives prepare to enter Mosul
It’s not like you need a reminder that Trump is a dangerous moron, but it’s good to remember exactly who the party of national security nominated.

Fun fact: 2/3rds of the people in the center row are terrible and have ludicrously retrograde ideas about women. You get three guesses!
The Al Smith Dinner is supposed to be easy. Trump is too much of a child to even accomplish that.

The only difference is who’ll be holding the sign.
The Republican Party is already trying to pretend that Trump himself is an aberration, but will fully embrace its animating principles.