The Case for Biden

I just want to remind everyone that the case for Biden (over Sanders) was that Biden had friendships and great working relationships with Republicans that he served with in the…

Settled Law

Let's see...?  We have a rabidly anti-labor Supreme Court and corporation (Amazon) saying that the NLRB interfered with the Staten Island Union vote. So, how long do you figure it…

Zero Tolerance for Negativity!

Do you know how you know someone has been ejected from "the club"? The press is free to use the mugshot. McGuiness faces new intimidation details Employees castigated, reindictment states…

The DC Bubble’s Centrist Strategy – Always Winning

It looks like the traditional Democratic strategy of lying motionless and allowing the Republican's kicking legs to get tired isn't working so well for Ol' Joe.
Polling USA
Biden Net Approval Among: All: -4%
Silent Generation: +5%
Boomers: -1%
Gen-Z/Millennials: -23%
Gen-X: -24%
Women: -9%
Men: -21%
Non-White: -2%
White: -21%
Well, I'm sure Coons' army of sober centrist will ride to the rescue soon enough. Or at least they will show up in time to tell everyone that we aren't clapping hard enough.

DL Open Thread Monday March 28th 2022

The GOP's anti-trans one-upmanship festival of hate is unfolding at breakneck speed. Robert Foster, a former GOP house representative in Mississippi and failed gubernatorial candidate there, has a new message…

Ginnie Thomas and the End of the Elite Consensus

If we elites could only get together behind closed doors and hash things out as God and nature intended - then we wouldn't have these lower class QAnon rabble and leftist BLM whackos trying to throw the economy in the toilet. Elites, like us, ultimately all want the same things. Stable markets, less onerous regulation, occasional insider trading info, and lower taxes for the wealthy.  Sure we'll argue about abortion or whatever - but that is a little show for the rubes.
Coonsian bipartisanship and the fetishization of "cooperation"  isn't so much about people with different views on the issues getting together.   It is much more classist than that.  It is about class affiliation and agreement among elites on some big worldview items, and not about political parties "finding middle ground." Or it was that, anyway.    It is a very strange view for Coons to continue to hold these days when the elite consensus with regard to trading off control of the White House and Congress every once in a while has completely broken down. I mean, Ginnie Thomas is going to make the next cocktail party at Bezos Manner very awkward with her nonsense.  Very awkward, indeed.