Steve Kornacki revisits the political battles of a fateful decade.
Intimidation, jailing or even killing the regime’s political opponents could become the norm.
For starters, the Senate needs its own FBI to conduct vetting of presidential picks.
The power of judifical review is now regularly employed as a de facto alternative to the constitutional-amendment process.
Or so one could conclude from his latest tax proposal.
9/11 made Americans put their differences aside. Obviously, it didn’t last.
His opinion on Obamacare’s individual mandate provides hope that he understands the costs — legal and, yes, political — of precipitous judicial action.
Donald Trump’s victory in 2016 proved the GOP wasn’t interested in the longtime senator’s idea of a grand bargain on immigration.