They are learning that they shouldn’t hold themselves to standards that Republicans have long abandoned.
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Two Special Elections That (Almost) Don’t Matter
Voting in California and Wisconsin today will decide little—except whether Republicans draw closer to Trump or push him away.
House Republicans Want to Subpoena the Whistleblower
They will do whatever it takes to make it politically survivable to defend the president.
Robert Mueller Failed His Country
He was so worried about protecting his reputation that he skirted his responsibility to the rest of us.
Will Anti-Wall Street Pressure Force Centrist Democrats to Back Impeachment?
It may not be a coincidence that Rep. Jim Himes came out for a formal inquiry after being targeted for a primary challenge.
Will Congress Willingly Neuter Itself?
Citing William Barr for statutory or civil contempt will be completely ineffectual, but Congress has another option.
Does Don McGahn Have to Comply With Congressional Subpoenas?
The White House counsel in not the president’s personal attorney.
If He’s Exonerated, Why is Trump Prolonging the Battle?
The president says he survived the Mueller investigation but his actions ensure that the investigation will continue.
House Democrats Are United in Passing Massive Electoral Reform Bill
The House passed the For the People Act on a party-line vote, but below the surface there were some divisions.
Congress Will Rebuke Trump’s National Emergency Declaration
Republicans cannot prevent a congressional condemnation of Trump’s effort to divert money for his border wall.

