Nicole Russell, USA Today
This is the "Have voters forgotten what Trump got right before Covid?" dusted off for 2026. How come we have to keep doing this, and so soon too? Trump got nothing right before Covid except for the tax bill, which frankly any GOP president could have signed. And the same is true now. There was nothing right about the tariffs and ICE fanning out in the streets in 2025. And did he defeat the Houthis? No. And has everyone forgotten the lawless shooting gallery the Caribbean has become? Yeah, he got the previous tax bill made permanent, by deeming its cost to the Treasury at zero when the deficit for the year just concluded was nearly $2 TRILLION. Elon Musk was going to shrink government by $2 TRILLION lol.
Robert Malone, Substack
Well yeah. And it's working. Why does this keep happening in The Kingdom of Trump The Incompetent? Could it be because he's incompetent?
Alaska Senate (ASR): Peltola (D) 48, Sullivan (R) 46, Heikes (R) 3, Sullivan (R) 3
Shane Harris, AMAC
Democrat Socialists are pushing Medicare For All because Obamacare is a failure. What will they push for when Medicare For All is a failure? But there's Abdul on stage with Obama pretending the endorsement of a failed president is a good thing. And Trump's still so incompetent he can't repeal something that's FAILED.
Keith Dougherty, RCP
If the South Woulda Won, We'd Have It Made
Hank Williams Jr. 1988
Seriously, this is about representation. You should read it. But we should wipe away all these apportionment difficulties by de-linking representation from population. The country has grown too large and unwieldy. 435 people can't possibly represent it fairly any longer. Give every county one representative in the U.S. House and be done with it: 3,244. The representative would have to live in the county, and run for office on contributions sourced only from the county. And let most of the work be done from the county by telecommuting to the House floor. Yes, this would necessitate a wee bit of a revolution in House rules.
HOW ABOUT THAT?!
Cameron Peters, Vox
