Until the head of the General Services Administration signs off on Biden’s win, he can’t get funding and access to build his administration.
Martin Longman
Martin Longman is the web editor for the Washington Monthly. See all his writing at ProgressPond.com
The Suburbs Drove Biden to Victory in Pennsylvania
Trump failed to improve his rural performance from 2016 and lost ground in the Philly metro area and formerly industrial northeast.
It’s Too Soon For Election Post-Mortems But Here’s What We Know So Far
There are millions of votes still to count and they favor the Democrats.
How to Tell if Trump is Going to Win Pennsylvania
Four years ago, Hillary Clinton lost the Keystone State by a mere 44,000 votes. Could Biden suffer the same fate?
Pompeo and the Trump Crusade to Politicize the Federal Workforce
The Secretary of State’s political activities are under scrutiny as Trump removes protections for policymaking executive branch employees.
Despite the Uncertainties, All Signs Favor Biden
There are tons of variables from COVID-19 to the Supreme Court to bad polling, still when you separate the signal from the noise, it looks like Trump is “burnt toast.”
The Curse of The Trump Moneymen
Donald Trump chose a rogue’s gallery to raise money for the Republican National Committee including Michael Cohen, Louis DeJoy, and Elliott Broidy. Hush money. Overseas clients. Delaying the mail. What could go wrong?
We Always Knew Mitch McConnell Was Odd, But Now This?
The Senate Majority Leader appears to have significant bruises on his hands and he’s not offering any explanation.
Third Party Candidates Could Determine Control of the Senate
And the GOP has the most to worry about.
That Ukraine, New York Post Story? It’s a Big Nothingburger
The supposedly “blockbuster” evidence about Joe Biden and Ukraine could be fake and even if it is real, it’s not much.

