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COVID-19
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Supreme Court Versus Health and Safety
How right-wing jurists can manipulate the Constitution to hobble federal regulators.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Supreme Court Takes COVID Legal Disputes Out of the “Shadows”
The justices will hear arguments on mandatory public health measures on January 7. Their rulings could have profound implications for federal regulatory authority beyond the pandemic.
Posted inPolitics
Mike DeWine Seemed Like One of the Few Republicans Serious About Fighting COVID. He’s Not.
How the Ohio governor talks a good game but comes up woefully short.
Posted inHealth Care
It’s Time to Send Every American Free At-Home COVID Tests
The government was able to mail us all a check. Surely, it can figure this out.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Quit Moping: Democrats Had a Great Record in 2021
Despite inflation, the Biden economic boom is on. Shots are getting in arms. We’re out of Afghanistan. Now, if Democrats can just get their swagger back.
Posted inPolitics
How the GOP Engineers Crises to Blame on Biden
Republicans say Biden has failed to end the pandemic and restore normalcy to our politics—but they are the ones spreading the lies and disinformation to undermine the vaccine and keep America divided.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Politics
No More Kindly Uncle Joe: Why Biden Should Call Out Red-State Governors on COVID
With the arrival of the Omicron variant, Biden should declare war on Republican governors who are blocking reasonable mask and vaccine mandates. It’s good policy and good politics.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Politics
Big Pharma Greed Is Keeping COVID Vaccines Out of the Arms of Africans
Pharmaceutical giants are raking in billions selling doses to the richest countries, while Sub-Saharan Africa is struggling to save its people.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Politics
Why Is the U.S. Hoarding Hundreds of Millions of COVID Vaccines?
Instead of sending doses to poor countries in short supply, we’re holding them past their point of expiration.
