Political Pundits

As Democrats try to keep control of both chambers of Congress, Republicans have made it clear that their strategy across the country is to focus on the classroom culture wars.

Republican candidates for statewide office are running on an explicitly pro-coup platform.

The Presidential Records Act is quite clear on this. It says, whoever willfully and unlawfully conceals from news, mutilates, obliterates, or destroys... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years or both.

How are you doing, Ari? When are they going to learn that what Trump it`s one-way love, it`s only one-way love.

The Postal Service is not really a private business. It’s a public service. It’s like a Fire Department except Postal Service is actually in the Constitution, Article One, Section Eight.

The Post Office stands out as a kind of lone civic institution that is shared, that is a shared space that we all participate in. And there’s something really upsetting about the notion of that going away.

When someone’s financial interest is over here, they’re staying over here, no matter what you say.

Maybe it’s time to stop begging Manchin to do what’s right, and just start exposing what he actually stands for.

What you`re truly seeing is a division between the power and the powerless.

We need to have the legal tools in place, the law that was passed by bipartisan majorities over and over and suddenly fell out of favor with Republicans. It's time to restore the Voting Rights Act.

Alabama's congressional map is a flagrant violation of the Voting Rights Act as lower courts saw.

I don't think it is fair to blame Pelosi or the Democrats to say that they are putting forward a partisan committee.

It’s the latest hostility to voting rights from the court, which gutted the Voting Rights Act back in 2013 and is now even more right-wing.

The Republican Party now has an official position that the attack on the Capitol was legitimate political discourse.

The man that wrote the Constitution included it specifically to remove what the British government and military had, namely the right to enter and search any Briton's home at will.

It’s why elections matter. It’s why it matters how we have a conversation about what kinds of laws we need and what keeps us safe.

I don’t understand how we have a Fourth Amendment if police can do what we just saw on that video.

The right of the people to be secure in their person’s houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated.

Everything old is new again in American history, which is why we need to know American history, whether Republicans want us to or not.

This is essentially legalizing lynching, as Brittany said. I don’t see how it’s anything under than that.

I hope he doesn’t think Mitch McConnell will be there for him if that happens.

It’s really shocking, I guess, but not surprising, that he’s still treated like he’s just some normal guy that you can book to sing songs.

If there’s a big argument here about what we need to do on things like police reform, because there are serious changes that need to be made.

This phrase, 'Legitimate political discourse,' will be hung around, every candidate's neck, for the next two cycles.