Steven L. Taylor is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in Outside The Beltway and Big Think. With a focus on politics and current events, Steven covers a wide range of topics including analysis of political trends, social issues, and cultural phenomena. His articles provide insightful commentary and thought-provoking perspectives on the world around us.
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"In the Groove"
A GOP member of Congress on deportations.
Nancy Mace edition.
More Bad Appointments Not Gaetz and Hegseth bad, but still, pretty bad. Buy, hey, he was on the TV! What could go wrong?
And, more broadly, about the normalization of Trump In light of both James Joyner's post this morning and some rhetoric in the comment thread along the lines of “how's literally Hitler” working out?
The politics of humiliation and gaslighting.
"Yawn"
Thinking out loud, as one does.
Via CNN: EXCLUSIVE: Ethics committee told of second sexual encounter between Matt Gaetz and 17-year-old at party, sources say That Trump was willing to nominate this guys speaks volumes about Trump, and none of it is good.
Saturday Tab Clearing Via WaPo RFK Jr. wants fluoride out of drinking water. Oregon shows what's coming. Unfortunately, the piece doesn't have much in the way of data.
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