Jason Nichols

Our tradition in the United States is that we are gentlemanly during the State of the Union.

Americans who are concerned with free speech should be terrified by reactionary government officials like DeSantis, who answer hard questions with censorship.

A lot of this is about McCarthy's personal ambition, not his principles.

The far Right is realizing that Trump can longer be thought of as an outsider when he works hardest to promote and support his celebrity friends for office.

McCarthy will ignore Santos' and his pathological lies, which includes leveraging the pain of mass murder victims for his own gain, because he wants to win.

Many Democrats will wave goodbye to Senator Sinema as she departs the Democratic Party. However, many will tuck four of their fingers as they do it.

The Democratic Party has once again been rescued by Black voters. They now owe it to Black Americans to fight for issues that concern us.

We can't let our competitors get too powerful.

Senator Manchin is as conservative a Democrat as you will find in Congress, but he's clearly the best option out of West Virginia. But replace Sinema.

Today, Herschel Walker is running for U.S. Senate—as the anti-Obama: His character, health, and qualifications are all in question.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is indeed making history. But she is coming into her position on the court handcuffed and shackled.

Those people who are who are anti-democracy, we know that they were going to be offended.

President Biden is right: Our people and our Republic are in danger from MAGA Republicans. We can no longer pretend otherwise.

Black men want to be seen and spoken to. We want policies in place that will help us, our families, and our communities.

I understand that these are difficult times, but I'm not sure that we've ever had a time in U.S. history that hasn't been difficult for one reason or another.

Today, the DOJ stepped in to grant justice to Breonna Taylor. And we should be clear about why: because of President Biden.

Should they get behind it, the Democrats could tout baby bonds for generations as proof that they support American families—especially Black and Hispanic ones.

Sorry, Democrats, but we are stuck with President Biden and Vice President Harris. We chose them, and now we need to stick with them.

If conservatives want to appear sympathetic to Black life, they should start by having empathy for the Black living.

The right to bear arms is a constitutional right. The right to carry and conceal your arms is a privilege that should be limited to the people who need it.

One of the most understated facts about African American freedom and safety is that some of it was won by Black men and women being willing to take up arms.

President Obama brought the audacity of hope with his historic election and presidency. President Biden should be the one who brings the audacity of action.

The only thing in DC that speaks louder than money is votes, and I suggest we vote like our children's lives depend on it.

It is very possible to address specific racial justice issues and simultaneously address the issues of working people of all backgrounds.