While the presidential debate devolved into ear-splitting nonsense, Kamala Harris versus Mike Pence was a refreshing exercise in clarity.
The political winds have shifted since Portland’s May 19th mayoral primary. Now, the top vote getter is the underdog, but the other name on the ballot could be a spoiler.
Jessica Leibe shares how it was that she came late to grasping politics and being an informed voter and, as the next election rapidly approaches, it’s never too late to learn.
The deleting of social media accounts of bad faith actors is one thing, but interfering with an election in Idaho is completely another. Jason Arment investigates.
The 2020 U.S. Presidential Election is not a battle between left and right, it’s a war over facts; what we know and how we know it.
Stephen Hunter wonders, “What presidential powers does Trump possess that we don’t even know about?” A valid concern as the next election approaches.
With Labor Day officially ushering in the election season, anything up to and including insurrection is entirely possible.
We were born into this mess, so we assume it’s normal and that things are supposed to be this way. But it isn’t, and they aren’t. What is normal is health.
“Whataboutism” may be an old communist misinformation tactic, but it is a valuable tool to bludgeon another in an internet argument.
