Election Reflection, Part I: How Scared Should We Be?
Four years ago, we thought it was all over. We really believed we could leave behind the national nightmare that was Trump, and look ahead t
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Apr 20, 20233 min read
Clarence Doodles . . . and Doodles . . . and Doodles . . .
Just over a year ago, when the Toteboard was feeling in one of its half-outraged, half-prophetic moods, it traced the sordid political...
Jul 26, 20228 min read
Post-Dobbs Fallout: This One Goes to Eleven
A friend was recently recalling the time three years ago, when she was bit by a rattlesnake while jogging in a marginally accessible part...
Apr 3, 202211 min read
Supreme Court Press: No More Clearance, Clarence!
Such a capacity for growth, as a Justice develops his or her own constitutional philosophy, is essential if a person is to become a truly...
Jul 1, 20216 min read
If it Quacks like a Racist . . .
Now that MLB’s decision to pull the All-Star Game out of Georgia has inextricably linked baseball and voting rights, the Toteboard has...
Jan 25, 202110 min read
The Sorry Legacy of the Trump Era
With the inauguration of Joe Biden, the swearing in of three ethnically iconic democratic senators, the expulsion of Trump from the White...
Sep 25, 20203 min read
RIP, RBG
Six weeks ago, the Toteboard discussed the dysfunctional recent history of Supreme Court confirmation battles, and tossed out one...
Aug 11, 202010 min read
And Now, the Supremes: From Stage-Right to Center-Stage?
So, what’s happening with the Supreme Court? In its baker’s dozen decisions over the last month or two, the court predictably absolved...
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