Abdul El-Sayed clinches Michigan, while Fauci faces a congressional brawl
Politics in the US continues to be a chaotic spectator sport that refuses to hit the snooze button.
In Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed El-Sayed just secured his Senate primary win. He is now set to square off against Mike Rogers Rogers in the midterms. It is the classic grassroots versus establishment showdown.
Meanwhile, the drama in Washington has reached a new level of petty. Anthony Fauci Fauci is staring down a contempt of Congress vote. Essentially, lawmakers are trying to figure out how to punish a retired doctor for his testimony, which is about as productive as it sounds.
The irony of spending tax dollars to argue over yesterday's headlines while actual legislation gathers dust is a special kind of American performance art.
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