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To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Once upon a time, the relationship had the makings of a GOP Beltway fairy tale. It was 1999. George Conway—then a partner at the powerhouse firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz—was riding on the now defunct Metroliner between New York and Washington. He picked up a free copy of Capital Style magazine on board, and there she was: Kellyanne Fitzpatrick, the bubbly Republican pollster he’d seen on CNN & Company and a Washington 10. He did something that was so out of step with his shy nature; he asked his friend

January 22 I miss real life friends but at least I have this app, where I hate everyone and they hate me too — Better things are possible (@InternetHippo) January 23, 2021 my cat has become OBSESSED with sitting in on my zoom calls and has now perfected the art of glaring straight down the camera pic.twitter.com/RbFSQSlkV6 — Abby Tomlinson (@twcuddleston) January 22, 2021 The theme of Pulp Fiction is breakfast disappointment. Jules and Vincent ruin the burgers breakfast for the guys and ruin Jimmy's morning coffee. Butch doesn't eat his pop tarts and his girlfriend doesn't get her blueber...

If all politics is local, McCarthy better put some attention to California if he wants to drag the Republicans out of the gutter. Behold. A prominent member of the Proud Boys, who has participated in nationwide protests and marches, has been elected to the Sacramento County Republican Party’s Central Committee, but says his activities should not conflict with his new post. Jeffrey Erik Perrine, who has been a member of the Sacramento Proud Boys but says he has since left that entity, is waiting to be sworn into his new position, to which he was elected in March. Perrine, 37, of Citrus Heigh...

Somewhere, the ghost of Richard Nixon grins mirthlessly. But despite the ‘Stupid Watergate’ memes, the current WH mess reminds me more of the last days of the Reagan (mis)Administration. While the television pitchman promoted beyond his talents grows increasingly distant from reality, the Oval Office is in the hands of swashbuckling grifters (Oliver North, back in the day), xenophobic sadists (Elliot Abrams), and grey-faced men in nicely tailored suits just hoping they can escape scrutiny for their own behavior (James Baker, George H.W. Bush). How seldom reboots do justice to the origina...

Trump and Pence hosted House GOP allies, Sidney Powell to map out election-reversal strategies As President Trump's "more mainstream allies" break with him over his baseless election fraud claims, the president "has turned to a ragtag group of conspiracy theorists, media-hungry lawyers, and other political misfits in a desperate attempt to hold on to power after his election loss," Post adds, "the Oval Office erupted into raucous acrimony as the outside advisers proposed a number of extreme measures for reversing the results while the White House officials pointed out that such actions would...