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Calls for new gun legislation that previously failed to pass Congress are being raised again after the May 24, 2022, mass shooting at an elementary school in the small town of Uvalde, Texas.

Lawmakers push back against ?sleepwalking? into direct conflict with nuclear-armed Russia Republicans in the US House of Representatives a

Lawmakers push back against ?sleepwalking? into direct conflict with nuclear-armed Russia Republicans in the US House of Representatives a

Summary: Democrats need to ask themselves what’s really important for voters. Do Americans really want to be told how to speak, or do they want to protect abortion rights? Do moderates want to be badgered on social and political correctness, or do they want to make sure Trump stays out of the White House and that his insurrectionist followers are booted from Congress?

Next week voters will finally decide which Republicans and which Democrats will be on the general election ballot. As part of the important spring cleaning at “The Woodshed” here are some final thoughts going into the primary day, and what we will be watching. The Delay Hurt Voters It is hard to identify exactly what races

While Democrats were spending their political energies enforcing gender-neutral vocabulary to please their progressive base, Republicans were executing a methodical and, frankly, brilliant strategy to solidify their base with the

Washington, D.C. — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement after Senate Republicans unanimously voted against legislation to enshrine Roe v. Wade into law: “Today, Senate Republicans lined up in lockstep behind Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump to vote to rip away the Constitutional right to health freedom from American women across the nation. While Democrats are fighting

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The U.S. Supreme Court could overturn the decisions in Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood, according to a leaked draft opinion obtained by Politico. If the two landmark cases, which guarantee access to abortion, are struck down, a 173-year-old Wisconsin law criminalizing abortions will once again take effect.

While Democrats demand new entitlement programs to enhance the affordability of child care, Republicans are debuting alternative solutions.