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Republicans sure seem to think so. They are not alone. 

Data: Axios/Ipsos Poll; Note: 2.8% margin of error; Chart: Axios VisualsSolid majorities of Americans across all racial groups do not believe either the police or the criminal justice courts treat all people equally, according to a new Axios-Ipsos poll.The big picture: The poll shows a resounding lack of confidence in the basic principle of equal justice under the law — a sign that systemic racism throughout the criminal justice system is still a widely acknowledged crisis a year after George Floyd was killed by police, sparking nationwide protests.Get market news worthy of your time wi...

Half believe a cannabis tax will improve neighborhoods.

  A few years ago, a Missouri farmer passed away. His family carefully planned for his death and had incorporated his grandson into the farm as his eventual successor. The family knew they would face a hefty tax bill, and even knew there would be an additional tax for skipping a generation on the inheritance. But their careful planning wasn’t enough. In the wake of the grandfather’s death the family still had to take out hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans to pay the tax burden thrust upon them by the federal government, and it took them years to pay it off. The smart financial dec...

First published on Thu 29 Apr 2021 01.31 EDT The coronavirus pandemic cast a strange pall on the yearly political tradition As Biden took the podium, he brushed past a sparse, masked crowd. He fist-bumped and elbow-tapped lawmakers and members of his cabinet – greeting a crowd that was physically distanced, and ideologically divided. Because fewer people were in attendance, due to coronavirus safety protocols, applause and cheers were muted – as seemed appropriate for a somber moment in history. Although Biden’s speech signaled hope – there was no denying that the country ...