We all might be pleasantly surprised by how quickly the nation moves on from Donald Trump and his administration's most disquieting policies. There were some signs of that yesterday. A chorus of Republicans in Congress, conservative activists like Laura Ingraham, and 160 CEOs called for Trump to allow for an orderly transition to the Biden administration. And, former NJ Gov. Chris Christie, a close Trump ally, called the conduct of Trump’s legal team, led by Rudy Giuliani, “a

President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Antony Blinken as secretary of state and task him with overhauling Donald Trump's and Mike Pompeo's disastrous foreign policy. It's a plum job, certainly, but repairing America's reputation abroad will be a Herculean task. Still, for the first time since President Obama left office, America will have a secretary of state with notable experience in foreign relations. Blinken, served as a staff member for the Senate Foreign Relations Comm

Whether or not Donald Trump likes it [he clearly doesn't], the election came to an end yesterday and Joe Biden won an impressive victory. The President-elect garnered 306 electoral votes, won back the blue wall states of the Midwest, and flipped two GOP strongholds in the sunbelt. Thus far, Biden has won 77.7 million votes to Trump’s 72.5 million, a difference of more than five million, which will continue to grow. It turned out to be a much larger victory than it appeared on

Georgia will not be the last nail in Donald Trump's political coffin, but it's a sweet victory that shows the Democratic party's growing strength in the long-time GOP stronghold. It's also a testament to the tireless work of Stacy Abrams who formed a non-profit after losing the governors race in 2018 to fight voter suppression and increase voter registration in minority communities. She is widely credited with helping to register 850,000 new voters since her defeat. Her work

Eighty-one Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry, Medicine and Physics endorsed Joe Biden for president in an open letter today, citing the former vice president's "willingness to listen to experts" and his "deep appreciation for using science to find solutions." And, many of the scientists seem quite eager to share their reasons for backing Biden over Donald Trump. CNN: "The multiple crises facing our country, including one of misinformation, requires a leader with profound admir

Donald Trump accepted the nomination of the Republican Party last night with a rambling, bland, often incoherent speech which the Washington Post described as “a tidal wave of tall tales, false claims and revisionist history.” They counted 25 major lies or misrepresentations, but no one tunes into a Trump speech looking for the truth. However, his supporters do expect some passion, some fire and they were probably disappointed. Trump started his address by defending his chaot