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Opinion · 117th Congress

A needed lesson in bipartisanship: The Civil Rights Act of 1964

</p> I learned that it was Bill McCulloch to whom President John Kennedy back-channeled to help break the logjam that had stalled major civil rights action in Congress since 1957, when President Dwight

Opinion · 117th Congress

They hated him before they respected him

</p> The conflict picked up speed again when Bill Clinton was elected, when Bush was declared the winner of the 2000 election, and then during the Obama and Trump years.

Opinion · 117th Congress

GOP election strategy more Jim Crow than John Lewis

</p> It was the reason for the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Though it was a bloc of Southern Democratic senators that opposed the bill that a Democratic president from Texas, Lyndon B.

Opinion · 117th Congress

Reformers say HR 1 will fortify our democracy. Science shows it won’t

The campaign finance portion of the bill — a top priority for the Biden administration — includes stricter disclosure requirements, a “small dollar” public financing system for federal offices, a call

Opinion · 117th Congress

Reconciliation, corrupted by Congress: May it R.I.P.

But the current Democratic reconciliation bill and the 2017 Republican tax reconciliation measure have paid scant attention to the country’s mounting debt load.

Opinion · 117th Congress

Politicians who hate government give government a bad name

Bill or Social Security, government programs that have histories of discrimination against deserving Black citizens, and then preach austerity and pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.

Opinion · 117th Congress

Biden’s newfangled theory of legislating

</p> We seem to have reached the end of the “hell with spinach” era of legislating.</p> Immigration was the prime example. Both George W.