Today on TAP: Why would Trump pardon Eric Adams or Bob Menendez?
Bob Menendez
The Supreme Court Blesses a Form of Bribery
The ruling can be understood only as a policy preference.
Bob Menendez and Biden’s Cuba Policy
With the ultra-hawkish senator disgraced, what’s stopping Biden from resuming normalization of relations with Cuba?
End of the Line for the New Jersey Machine?
A primary election for Rep. Rob Menendez Jr., son of the indicted senator, will test the power of party bosses in the Garden State.
This Week on ‘Ask the Supremes’: Do Menendez and Cuellar Have Congressional Immunity?
Today on TAP: If there’s presidential immunity, why not congressional?
Democrats Indulge Cuellar’s Corruption
Today on TAP: Almost nobody has spoken out on the bribery scandal afflicting their party. That makes it harder to draw contrasts with Trump.
One More Way the Supreme Court Has Legalized Corruption
Disgraced Sen. Bob Menendez is pretending to ‘run’ for re-election because that allows him to tap his campaign account for legal defense.
The Machine Crumbles
Andy Kim has not only pulled off a major upset. He may have transformed the political culture of an entire state.
Andy Kim vs. the Machine
Today on TAP: Kim files suit against the ‘unjust and undemocratic’ New Jersey county line, while winning Democratic convention votes to cut into Tammy Murphy’s advantage.
Trading Hard Corruption for Soft Corruption
New Jersey’s U.S. Senate Democratic primary, likely the end of the road for twice-indicted Robert Menendez, will be shaped by similarly distasteful machine politics.

