Elon Musk tried to buy Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. He lost.
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The American People Can’t Be Bought As Elon Musk Humiliated In Wisconsin Election
Please support PoliticusUSA by becoming a subscriber.Elon Musk spent $20-$25 million in Wisconsin on the state’s supreme court election. Musk...
Happy Trump Fool’s Day
At C&L, April 1st will be now be referred to as Trump Fool's Day. There is much uncertainty about the...
G.O.P. Bolsters House Majority by Retaining Two Seats in Florida
Two Trump-backed Republicans won special congressional elections in Florida on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press, shoring up their party’s...
“He recognizes the limitations”: Johnson thinks Trump third-term talk is hot air
Donald Trump might like to dangle the promise of third presidential term but Speaker Mike Johnson isn't holding his breath....
Turnout Strong as Wisconsin Decides Key Court Contest
In a state where campaign season can feel year-round, voters in Wisconsin returned to the polls once again on Tuesday,...
Johnson On Trump’s Economy: Don’t Believe Your Lying Eyes
Speaker Mike Johnson claimed that the US should trust Trump's instincts on the economy instead of our own eyes. The...
Wallen reportedly wasn’t game for “Saturday Night Live” sketch
Whatever Morgan Wallen's issue with "Saturday Night Live" might be, it started well before the cast tried to close out...
Cory Booker’s Senate Disruption Is Annoying Republicans
PoliticusUSA is ad-free because of the support of readers like you. Please consider supporting us by becoming a subscriber.Sen. Cory...
“Jay and Pamela” and the problem with being a “good” disabled person on reality TV
At the beginning of March, TLC debuted its latest reality series, “Jay and Pamela." The series follows an engaged couple...
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