Yet Again, Lockdowns and Mandates, and Those Most Responsible for Spreading the Virus Pile-On the President
Author: Terry Schwadron
Terry H. Schwadron
Terry H. Schwadron retired as a senior editor at The New York Times, Deputy Managing Editor at The Los Angeles Times and leadership jobs at The Providence (RI) Journal-Bulletin. He was part of a Pulitzer Gold Medal team in Los Angeles, and his team part of several Pulitzers in New York. As an editor, Terry created new approaches in newsrooms, built technological tools and digital media. He pursued efforts to recruit and train minority journalists and in scholarship programs. A resident of Harlem, he volunteers in community storytelling, arts in education programs, tutoring and is an active freelance trombone player.
Joe Manchin Burns the Bridge Between Him and the Rest of the Democratic Party By now, we’ve all considered the graceless manner in which Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) went on TV Sunday to announce he is personally killing Joe Biden’s big spending bill labeled Build Back Better. After months of dawdling, negotiating, whittling, spinning and otherwise trying to get everyone else in his party to turn around his central star, Manchin simply said no more. And he said it publicly first, not even giving a stunned White House notice. Of the many questions one might ask, here are two: Can…
But, as Usual, Joe Manchin Plays an Over-Sized Role in the Process
But, as Usual, Joe Manchin Plays an Over-Sized Role in the Process
Panel Votes 9-0 to Cite the Former Congressman and White House Chief for Contempt; Full House Vote Expected Quickly
The Radical Republican Leader Says the Party Has No Legislative Plans Before the Midterms
Six Radical Republicans on the Supreme Court Are on the Verge of Denying a Woman’s Right to Control Her Own Body
Three Trials, Three Verdicts, but Few Conclusions
At Its Core, the Build Back Better Bill Is About Tackling Big Problems with Big Ideas
Even as More and More of His Fellow Republicans Get Nastier and More Dangerous Daily