If the Democratic convention sought to showcase the breadth of the Biden coalition, the Republican National Convention this week is about one man – Donald Trump. The man himself not only spoke last night but will speak
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After 11 rounds of voting, the House of Representatives is still Speaker-less, despite Kevin McCarthy’s best efforts.
A prosecution of Trump for inciting the mob might satisfy victims of the attack, but may also stoke the conspiracy theories that refuse to go away.
The Republican problem over the Speaker is a symptom of their underlying sickness. The longer it goes on, the more acute the diagnosis.
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