The Electric Rambler
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Ken Cuccinelli, the Man Who Mistook His Spreadsheet for a Voter Fraud Database, Explains Why Democracy Needs More Red Tape
Ken Cuccinelli’s latest op-ed in *The Hill* is a masterclass in performative outrage, dressed up as concern for election integrity. The SAVE Act, which he frames as a necessary safeguard, is nothing more than a solution in search of a probl...
Alexander Bolton Writes Article Containing Facts That Disprove Its Own Headline, Publishes Anyway
On March 20th we discovered what happens when partisan spin meets basic logic, something has to give. In Alexander Bolton’s piece about Senator John Cornyn’s proposal to end TSA expedited screening for lawmakers, that something is coherence...
Nicole Russel's Excellent Adventure in Vague Budget Complaining
Today I read Nicole Russel’s USA Today column, written on 17 March, and I need to start with the one thing she gets right: Congress should face consequences when they fail at their most basic job. When politicians get paid while TSA agents ...
Nicole Russell Discovers 'Bipartisan Support' Means 4 Democrats and 208 Nays, Math Teachers Weep
On March 12, the everyone-gets-a-trophy equivalent of an opinion writer Nicole Russell wants you to believe the SAVE Act is a simple, common-sense measure that both parties support. She is wrong on both counts, and the receipts prove it.
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