Today on TAP: There’s a bill in the House that would do just that
Law & Justice
Posted inImpeachment
How Many Republican Senators Were Part of ‘Trump’s Mob’?
Senate Trial, Day Two: The dereliction was even worse than the incitement.
Posted inPolitics
The Trump Holdovers Biden Still Needs to Fire
If President Biden wants to keep making progress, he’s going to have to remove these officials.
Posted inImpeachment
The Defense Trump Deserved—Meandering, Self-Contradictory, and Off-Topic
Senate Trial, Day One: The prosecution comes on strong. The defense gets lost in the weeds.
Posted inEconomic Policy
Antitrust Can Address Racial Inequities
‘Let’s not politicize antitrust’ is code for ‘Let’s not use antitrust in a way that upsets the current power imbalance or America’s caste system.’
Posted inPolitics
Republicans Work to Reverse Increases in Voter Turnout
Over 100 bills filed across the country would limit voting access, after more convenient voting options during the pandemic led to a historically high-turnout election.
Posted inLaw and Justice
ICE Cancels Controversial Deportation Flight to Cameroon
The stalled deportation of 60 Black immigrants shows that the Biden administration can choose not to send asylum seekers back home.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Biden Won’t Stop This Deportation Flight
A federal judge halted a deportation moratorium. But advocates and politicians want the president to stop sending asylum seekers back to war-torn countries like Cameroon.
Posted inLaw and Justice
How the Supreme Court Protects Robinhood
Decades of bad Court rulings have enabled corporations to use forced arbitration clauses to protect themselves. But Congress could easily fix this.
