Adam Serwer is a Senior Editor at The Atlantic, where he writes on a wide range of topics including politics, social justice, and cultural issues. His articles often delve into the complexities of American society and politics, offering insightful analysis and commentary.
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An anticoup provision is not much use with a loophole for self-coups.
They sound very different from the former presidentās toadies, who lavish him with absurd praises. But they are part of the same project.
The Texas governor is taking a stand to protect his stateās right to let children die in the Rio Grande, and four justices of the Supreme Court are encouraging it.
American business elites would prefer a strong economy without a resurgent labor movement, which is exactly what Trump is offering.
The justices did not want to throw Trump off the ballot, and so they didnāt.
The saga has been something of a self-inflicted wound for Democrats. First impressions stick.
Calls for the National Guard to stop campus protests are not about safety. Tom Cotton has never seen a left-wing protest he didn't want crushed at gunpoint.
By: Adam Serwer
A digest of the day's politics and policy while the bartender refreshes your drink.
And the Courtās conservatives seem eager to take the country down it.
By: Adam Serwer
āThe Trumpification of the Supreme Court: The conservative justices have shown they are ready to sacrifice any law or principle to save the former president.ā
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