There’s a gap in transparency and a gap in funding. Plus, looking at the holiday travel stats.
November 20, 2020Joe Biden has his chance at a populist, pro-worker statement during his transition.
November 20, 2020There were pretty strong hints that Republicans were disinterested in continuing the CARES Act’s Federal Reserve lending facilities after it technically expires at the end of the year. The deadline could be extended, but Treasury would have to agree to the terms. And yesterday, Steve Mnuchin pulled the plug.
November 19, 2020There’s no ambiguity over what to do, but McConnell holds the key to actually doing it.
November 11, 2020The coronavirus did not stop for the election. It intensified. COVID-19 deaths in America now exceed 235,000 and are increasing at the rate of a 9/11 attack every three days. But help is on the horizon.
November 10, 2020But it is not at all clear to what end.
November 5, 2020There’s no single narrative throughline that cleanly explains last night. It’s time to throw FiveThirtyEight and the polling-analysis-industrial complex into the ocean, but if you’re grasping for a story to reinforce your priors, you’re unlikely to find it.
October 30, 2020Philadelphia is the birthplace of democracy. Will it die there, too?
October 30, 2020Democrats have learned this time that they need to compete hard here, to take advantage of demographic and voter sentiment changes (particularly in the suburbs) and win big in state legislatures, to either block unilateral Republican crafting of the maps or gain the power themselves.
October 29, 2020At some level, the ad cancellations are more accurate than the polls on the big questions of who may win easily and who’s still in a fight.
