Making sense of yesterday’s complicated Supreme Court deliberations and Congressional testimony

By Robert A. Vella There were two major events held yesterday in Washington, D.C. having serious political ramifications for President Continue reading →

U.S. coronavirus cases surpass 400,000 dwarfing every other country

By Robert A. Vella The number of confirmed COVID-19 infections in the U.S. reached another milestone today surpassing 400,000.  This Continue reading →

The good news, the bad news, analysis and questions about the Super Tuesday results

By Robert A. Vella Joe Biden rode a wave of momentum to a convincing victory in yesterday’s pivotal Super Tuesday Continue reading →

Democrats confront their self-hatred on Super Tuesday, plus coronavirus and other big news stories

By Robert A. Vella Democrats and Super Tuesday Self-hatred is a pejorative characterization of persons who are judged to hold Continue reading →

Friday Focus: Barr under the microscope, defending against Trump attacks, and more DNC shenanigans

By Robert A. Vella In an exclusive interview on ABC News (see:  Barr blasts Trump’s tweets: ‘Impossible for me to Continue reading →

A dangerous precedent, a deep crisis in democracy, and Trump’s megalomania is running amok

By Robert A. Vella Late on Tuesday, the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling that shocked legal Continue reading →

Left wins in Denmark, Asylum corners Trump, Dems silence climate debate, Pelosi’s plan, Abortion news

By Robert A. Vella The political left rode to victory in Denmark yesterday bucking a wave of right-wing wins across Continue reading →

Yet another Trump temper tantrum shows why his rhetoric belies his fears, plus other news

By Robert A. Vella Trump’s temper tantrum The art of rhetoric is designed to effectuate public speech.  It allows the Continue reading →