politics
Thirteen Supreme Court Justices? Those Are Rookie Numbers.
A functional democracy can't have a single SCOTUS swing vote determining the course of history
Denny Carter
Denny Carter is the owner of Bad Faith Times. He's worked in journalism since 2006 as a writer and editor, both in sports and politics.
Elon Musk's Bad Faith
Elon Musk's Universal Income Advocacy Can't Be Taken Seriously
Does Musk know "universal" means "everyone"? It's unclear.
politics
How To Kill Political Bad Faith With Fire
There is real power in saying no to a bad-faith questioner.
politics
The Numbers Say Democrats Aren’t Ready To Play Hardball
Democratic Party leaders are going to have to level with their supporters about expanding the Supreme Court.
politics
Hakeem Jeffries Doesn't Get It
Or worse yet, maybe he does.
For The American Right, There's Only One Kind Of Real Work
Putting working class support at odds with "wokeness" is the goal.
Fascism and Bad Faith
Brazil Has A Plan To Combat The Right Wing's Unreality
Brazil's government is trying something weird: Being proactive about election misinformation.
The Fear Machine Churns And Churns
Right-wing media has found Caitlin Clark very useful
Elon Musk's Bad Faith
The Rich Man Is Projecting
A different way to think about Elon Musk's casual use of dehumanizing language
Fascism and Bad Faith
Superman Is A Shitlib
What is punk rock today won't be punk rock tomorrow.
politics
A Working Class Hero Isn't Something To Be
Graham Platner's disgraced campaign illustrated the problems of class dealignment
Fascism and Bad Faith
Tucker Carlson Wants A Good-Faith Conservative Party. Best Of Luck With That.
The American right needs the deodorant of bad faith politics. And Carlson knows that.