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Jamelle BouieSlate |
A brief look at the Confederate Constitution.
The ideological belief in voter fraud is driving actual efforts to delegitimize Democratic Party victories.
The former president was an active participant in the politics he now bemoans.
Putting presidential approval in context.
The conservative majority essentially nullified the constitutional rights of millions of American women without so much as an argument.
It sure feels that way sometimes.
What we can, and cannot, learn from our history.
Whatever else you say about him, he understood that values must be fought for, that reaction must be met with action.
The point of winning is to use your power well. Then you might actually get to keep it.
There’s a surprisingly relevant theme in the “Nightmare on Elm Street” series.
Keeping the federal budget in context.
Wearing a helmet while bike riding, strapping on your seatbelt in a car — these are personal decisions. Vaccination is different.
The pending infrastructure bill only underscores the need to free the Senate from the shackle of the supermajority.
The right wing’s peculiar fascination with authoritarians has deep roots.
Nov. 3 and Jan. 6 were by no means the end of the story.
Senate Democrats who won’t give up the filibuster to secure voting rights are fooling themselves.
The generals, politicians and dreamers who made America didn't always like what they'd wrought.
We need to make the justices less central to our politics and our constitutional order.
A ‘house divided’ cannot support our democracy.
Impunity paves the way for resurrection.
If they really wanted to help the working class, there is plenty they could do.
Georgia’s new voting law has to be understood in its own peculiar historical context.
Biden’s new $2 trillion-plus jobs plan recognizes that homes are part of the nation’s infrastructure.
This is what it looks like when a political party turns against democracy itself.
Instead of conspiracy mongering about an election they did well in, they could try to win real majorities.
Senator Raphael Warnock’s first speech on the Senate floor brought the past into the present.
The advent of Covid-19 changed his conception of the presidency for the better.
But is the party in danger of fracturing over its wavering commitment to democracy?
A promising bill to ensure African-Americans’ civil rights was snuffed out by a Senate filibuster in 1891.
The unionization struggle at a year-old warehouse in Alabama will help shape the future of work.
Alabama is more than its shading on the electoral map.
Alabama is more than its shading on the electoral map.
As the Amazon unionization drive reminds us, the region is home to a rich history of resistance.
If you can’t beat them fair and square, tilt the playing field.
At least he didn’t bring up the Green New Deal.
The party belongs to Trump for as long as he wants it.
The once-porous border between the right and the far right has dissolved.
A group of Republican senators has offered up a meager Covid relief plan that is deeply unserious.
The framers did not want a Senate supermajority to be required to pass ordinary legislation.
What was the point of putting together a majority in the Senate if they weren’t going to wield it?
The crisis Trump set in motion is far from over.
There is no one quite like him in the Republican Party. So where should we look for the president’s inheritors?
Mainstream Republicans and conservative commentators have been pushing the idea that Democrats can only win through fraud for decades.
Suddenly they like “unity” and fear “divisiveness.” Where was that spirit when election results were being counted?
Forget the 25th Amendment. It’s Congress that was attacked and Congress that needs to act.
Trump and many of the G.O.P.’s leaders seem to think so, with ominous consequences for the future.
With its surreal defiance, the G.O.P. established a new normal for anti-democratic behavior.
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