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Jason Miciak focuses on legal policy and regulation, as well as opinion editorial pieces within the realm of government and politics. His coverage largely revolves around high-profile political figures, legal battles, and significant events in American politics.
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By: Jason Miciak
Yes, we are all aware of the fact that irony died a tragic death by suicide sometime late in 2016, and yet its ghost still haunts the Trump administration, dragging chains heavy enough to compel a theoretical physicist to declare the "spirit" is alive — and not at all well.On Thursday, news broke th...
By: Jason Miciak
A lot of Democratic nominees for elections this fall just "don't get it" — voters are angry, and candidates better learn to meet those voters where they are — or lose a once-in-a-generation opportunity.By every measure, this should be a blue wave election of historic proportions (momentarily set asi...
By: Jason Miciak
A lot of Democratic nominees for elections this fall just "don't get it" — voters are angry, and candidates better learn to meet those voters where they are — or lose a once-in-a-generation opportunity.
Threatening to call President Donald Trump to fix some manifestly just and earned punishment has become somewhat of its own sport of late. And no, this piece isn't about the appearance of pay for pardons — although, in a sense, maybe it kinda is.We have run into a spate of Trump-adjacent superstars ...
This piece first appeared in Rawstory Threatening to call President Donald Trump to fix some manifestly just and earned punishment has become somewhat of its own sport of late. And no, this piece isn't about
By: Jason Miciak
The Trump administration has put Americans through such a dizzying array of near-daily corruption so deep that a U.S. president somehow makes over two billion dollars while in office – impossible without obliterating conflicts of interest – that many of us, even the most attentive, have been somewha...
This piece first appeared in Rawstory The Trump administration has put Americans through such a dizzying array of near-daily corruption, corruption so deep that a U.S. president somehow makes over two billion dollars while in
It happens every four to eight years at a minimum; we see presidents gradually lose power as they sense a political world moving on, either looking toward the "next president" with candidates in either party, or just the calendar flipping away as it always does, sapping a president's power as surely...
Jason Miciak It happens every four to eight years at a minimum; we see presidents gradually lose power as they sense a political world moving
This article first appeared in Rawstory. Hey, here's a thing. Donald Trump, the United States President, aged 80, managed yet again to go full North Korea "Glorious Leader" and win his golf club's championship for the 43rd straight time.
