From National Catholic Reporter:

Whereas a quarter of members of the Congressional House were non-college graduates in the early 1960s, the percentage has shrunk to a tiny 5%.

From Quorum:

According to Brookings, this freshmen class had the least previous political experience in congressional history coming into this session.

From Civic Way:

OK, So the House Wants to Reform Itself? Here’s what it should really do, Casey Burgat & Kevin Kosar, Legislative Branch Capacity Working Group

From Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of State:

“…a recent report by the nonpartisan Brookings Institution graded Ohio seventh nationally on their vote-by-mail pandemic preparedness, trailing only…

From Cleveland.com:

Moreover, states have access to technologies to ensure that voting by mail can be done safely and securely and, in truth, there’s a strong conservative case for allowing…

From Faith Angle:

Letters in the Time of Covid

From Daily Dot:

Yet, those same advocates have seemingly failed to speak out in support of Taylor and Walker, even though her case, according to Reason, poses a risk to Second Amendment rights.

From The Daily Campus:

Why doesn’t UConn have a prison education program?

Review of: “National Strategy for Critical And Emerging Technologies,” The White House, October 2020. https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/National-Strategy-for-CET.pdf.

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“The 2020 presidential election could be so tight (…) that the losing party refuses to concede, triggering a chaotic free-for-all in which Congress, the courts, and, in the most extreme case, the…