This pathetic video of Lindsey Graham slamming Trump and then sucking up to him is characteristic of many Republicans. Why?

MSNBC Chuck Todd interviewed Princeton economist Alan S. Binder on his show the Daily Rundown a few weeks ago. They discussed a striking paper that he co-wrote with Princeton Economics, Professor Mark W. Watson. The title of the paper is “Presidents and the Economy: A Forensic Investigation.”

The paper is a very well-researched paper that analyzed the performance of the country’s economy under different presidents. The paper came to a striking conclusion. The economy does substantially better under Democratic presidents than Republican presidents. This occurs irrespective of who controls Congress.

An incredulous Stephanie Ruhle did not allow lying Trump and Sen. Marsha Blackburn, who claimed Trump led a successful economy.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg gave an impassioned defense of why the Senate must pass legislation to protect same-sex marriage.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg gave an impassioned defense of why the Senate must pass legislation to protect same-sex marriage.

Politics Done Right has been stating for some time that the 2022 midterm is not in the bag for Republicans. It is now trending Democratic.

Economists like Larry Summers continue to force the middle-class & poor to pay the price for the failures of our economic system and its benefactors.

America may be disillusioned with the economy. The solution is not electing a troglodyte like Matt Birk, who maligns women. Our economic problem has its genesis with Republican and neo-liberal orthodoxy. Those are the candidates that should be extricated.

Liz Cheney, in taking charge of the most recent hearing, specifically thanked women for stepping up to testify against Trump's coup attempt.

Republican Congressman did not hold back the disdain he has for Donald Trump, and he expressed it in no uncertain tones.