Crime ads target Democratic judges, but Republicans in Austin write the rules. Explore bail bondsmen’s financial stake and why civil courts belong in this political conversation.
Young column: ICE: America’s unchecked pathology
What was Wilber Rafael Garces Perez delivering that day? Panda Express? Papacitos? Something from Tamale House? Whatever the case, he apparently needed killing for it. But the Austin DoorDash driver didn’t die. Demerits are certain to ensue for the ICE agent who couldn’t bag his buck. If you can’t deport ‘em, kill ‘em. Right, guys? […]
Listen well Schumer: Stop Proposing. Start Demanding: The Fight to Rein In ICE
Democrats have the facts and public support to rein in ICE abuses. So why frame demands as proposals? It’s time to act with strength and moral clarity.
Young column: Stephen Miller makes a name for himself
Stephen Miller has made it. He’s in the limelight. He’s a lesson to every aspiring climber. It pays to be the ugliest man in every room.
Amy Klobuchar Warns Trump’s Federal Crackdown Is Backfiring—and Democrats Are Ready to Win
At the Harris County Democratic Party JJR gala, Klobuchar connects Minnesota’s crackdown to a national awakening—and explains why democracy is pushing back and winning.