House Republicans, previously divided by ideological conflicts, have unified in their support for President Donald Trump, sidelining their past differences. Recent votes reveal a striking shift, as even moderate members
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Join Andrew Egger, Sam Stein, Sarah Longwell, and Jonathan Cohn as they analyze the House vote on Trump’s controversial “Big, Beautiful Bill.” This insightful discussion invites viewers to engage, with
In a heartfelt note, JVL reflects on reaching over 100,000 paid members of Bulwark+, emphasizing its evolution from a traditional publication to a vibrant community. He shares insights on the
In a recent podcast, Sam Stein and Tim Miller discuss the alarming developments in U.S. immigration policy, portraying it as a move toward a police state driven by Republican interests.
In the latest episode of the Secret Podcast, Sarah and JVL discuss the Republicans’ shift away from fiscal responsibility, critique the irresponsibility of the New York Times, and celebrate a
Tim Miller examines alarming allegations of abuse in Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s lawsuit against the Trump administration, detailing claims of torture, severe beatings, and psychological harm. This raises critical questions about
In a politically charged atmosphere, FBI Director Kash Patel claims the agency suppressed evidence of Chinese interference in the 2020 election to protect former Director Christopher Wray. This assertion has
As July 4 approaches, reflections on a historic cartoon surface—published in 1754 in Benjamin Franklin’s The Pennsylvania Gazette. This early American meme, created amid the French and Indian War, illustrated
As America approaches its 250th birthday, a yearlong celebration begins, inviting reflection on the nation’s achievements and complexities. Amid declining national pride, the spotlight turns to both America’s past and
Despite the chaos portrayed in recent headlines—political division, riots, and economic challenges—this narrative suggests a skewed view of reality. While serious problems exist, they don’t overshadow the idea that we
