Donna Edwards: “We are going to have to pay for our infrastructure, or you are going to have to watch for blocks of concrete falling on…”

This is coming from Congress. This is the people's house, you know, saying that they believe that there has been some criminal behavior.

We have to have an argument that realizes that there is a healthy balance of parents being involved in schools, but also that professionals are making determinations about what is or is not taught in the schools.

It`s a moral imperative, first of all, to ensure voting rights for all Americans. But it`s also a political imperative.

No doubt Republicans are actually really good at constructing a narrative that really draws people in, and this is one of those.