James Talarico gave conservatives more material this weekend, invoking Christ's miracles to argue for government-run healthcare. Conservative outlets seized on it, as they have seized on nearly everything he has said about religion since March.
CNN released a poll yesterday, conducted by SSRS, that ought to reorganize how conservatives think about the closing weeks of this campaign.
Yesterday we argued that the useful question is not whether Republican candidates are breaking with the President, but what they are breaking on and in which direction they are moving.
The case against Happy House Behavioral Health is back in a Maricopa County courtroom this week for case management, with trial currently set for January 2027. It is worth understanding, because the numbers are staggering and the victims are people almost nobody is talking about.
Forty-two days out, and the fastest-moving issue in American politics is one almost nobody was talking about two years ago.
According to the Congressional Record, the United States Senate convened this morning at 9:00:01 a.m. and adjourned at 9:00:25 a.m.
A new wave of data reveals a political shift so steady and surprising that even seasoned analysts are taking notice.