Looking Back - The New Yorker

"Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. "

Looking Back - The New Yorker:



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Debunking the big ‘Bernie Sanders has a SuperPAC’ lie

Debunking the big ‘Bernie Sanders has a SuperPAC’ lie:



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Ky. Bill Would Force Man Get Wife OK for Viagra | Al Jazeera America

Ky. Bill Would Force Man Get Wife OK for Viagra | Al Jazeera America:



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Open Letter to 60 Minutes on Its Africa Reporting | Al Jazeera America

Open Letter to 60 Minutes on Its Africa Reporting | Al Jazeera America:



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Sen. Mitch McConnell in 2005: 'The President, and the President alone, nominates judges'

Sen. Mitch McConnell in 2005: 'The President, and the President alone, nominates judges':



You're damn right for once Mitch!



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Jimmy Carter speaks out about 'legalised bribery'

Jimmy Carter speaks out about 'legalised bribery':



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Jimmy Carter speaks out about 'legalised bribery'

Jimmy Carter speaks out about 'legalised bribery':



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This Prosecutor Gave the Perfect Answer to People Defending the Anti-Abortion Activists Behind Those Deceptive Videos | Mother Jones

This Prosecutor Gave the Perfect Answer to People Defending the Anti-Abortion Activists Behind Those Deceptive Videos | Mother Jones:



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The mysterious case of rampant voter fraud has been solved - The Washington Post

The mysterious case of rampant voter fraud has been solved - The Washington Post:



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The Brutalism of Ted Cruz - The New York Times

Ted Cruz is a selfish, manipulative, power hungry racist.

The Brutalism of Ted Cruz - The New York Times:

"In 1997, Michael Wayne Haley was arrested after stealing a calculator from

Walmart. This was a crime that merited a maximum two­ year prison term. But

prosecutors incorrectly applied a habitual offender law. Neither the judge nor

the defense lawyer caught the error and Haley was sentenced to 16 years.

Eventually, the mistake came to light and Haley tried to fix it. Ted Cruz

was solicitor general of Texas at the time. Instead of just letting Haley go for

time served, Cruz took the case to the Supreme Court to keep Haley in prison

for the full 16 years.

Some justices were skeptical. “Is there some rule that you can’t confess

error in your state?” Justice Anthony Kennedy asked. The court system did

finally let Haley out of prison, after six years."

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