That is, if it had any to begin with.

No housing, no options. No options, no dynamism.

The second Trump administration would have us believe that we’ll be just as well without. We won’t.

If it’s not going to be the in-person town hall meeting, it has to be something else.

This is no time for experimental power games.

If this unbecoming fracas was about the law to begin with, it’s still about the law. No amount of duress changes that.

Public demonstration offers us an ever more valuable opportunity to connect with others — and to get specific as possible.

It’s challenging to respond to the Trump administration’s destabilizing decisions and caprice. But we have to keep responding.

How else do you make sense of such a stubborn refusal to reach a compromise?

State displeases president. Administration takes step to punish state. U.S. senator intervenes, applying necessary pressure. Punishment is averted. Rinse and repeat.