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Frances McCall Rosenbluth, a comparative political economist and a distinguished and beloved teacher and member of the Yale community, died Nov. 20.

One more time for the people in the back. if you guys care about all of the other things, police reform, everything else you care about, if you -- if they lock you out of the voting booth you get none of it. just understand that. it is the most important right. that's why john lewis fought and bled for it. stacey abrams, you are the best. thank you very much. really appreciate everything you are doing for this country and our democracy. up next on "the reidout," the first felony sentencing on the january 6th attack on our capitol and what it could mean for the other nurksists. joy, congratul...

Again, some people don't want some people to vote. congress must take action on voting rights. we have no time to spare. there is nothing more important for us to do this congress. we americans live in a great house that democracy built. right now that house is on fire. >> not a single republican senator participated in today's field hearing. minority leader mcconnell poked his head out of his shell long enough however to call the proceeding a, quote, silly stunt. on sunday rules committee chair woman amy klobuchar had a round table with stacey abrams hearing from voters about obstacles to the...

Print this article Voters at the polling station in PS 250 during the New York City primary mayoral election in Brooklyn, N.Y., June 22, 2021. (Andrew Kelly/Reuters) Traditional majoritarianism is good for parties and politicians. Yesterday, New Yorkers voted for mayor in the Democratic primary. This primary looks a little different, though, as the candidates are being selected through “ranked-choice voting.” Ranked-choice voting allocates votes to candidates based on how voters rank their first, second, third, etc., favorite candidates. Ranked-choice voting didn’t ...

They had come from across the country. tens of thousands, americans from all walks of life. led by a lying president, and egged on by propaganda, they would converge on the united states capitol with a singular goal -- do whatever it takes to prevent the peaceful transition of power in the greatest democracy on earth. president donald j. trump lost the election. they were deceived into believing the presidency had been stolen, their country was threatened. they had come to washington to fight for what they thought was right. >> they feel they're the heroic revolutionary courageous warriors who...