During his remarks in a House hearing today, Representative Dan Goldman scolded his colleagues over their "Big Beautiful Bill ...

Lawyer Joseph N. Welch is credited with bringing down the fearmongering Senator Joe McCarthy during a congressional hearing in 1954. But his famous plea—“have you no sense of decency, sir ...

“Have you no sense of decency?” It’s the question that the members of the Republican majority in the Congress—51 senators, 239 representatives—might bear in mind, in the “shithole ...

You have sacrificed nothing and no one.” As moving as Khan’s speech was, it’s what happened afterward that made the story explode. Trump, as is his wont whenever he is criticized, fired back ...

No other developed country has anywhere near the death toll from guns that we have. The U.S. has 79 deaths by guns per 100,000 a year. Great Britain has four per 100,000.

The historic words 'Have you no sense of decency?' belong to an attorney named Joseph Welch. He fired them at Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy, the infamous hunter of alleged leftists in ...

At long last, have you left no sense of decency?” The audience broke into wild applause. Welch’s put-down has echoed for the past 70 years in the minds of those who were watching television ...

Have You No Sense of Decency, Secretary Kennedy? Story by Robert T. Schooley, MD • 1w. H HS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced his decision to "retire" all 17 members of the CDC's ...

She was joined by six other Republican senators, including Oregon’s Wayne Morse (a Republican until 1952), who were responding to the campaign of vitriol from the senator with no sense of decency, ...

At long last, have you left no sense of decency?” It […] Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 83°F. Saturday, August 3rd 2024 Daily e-Edition. Evening e-Edition. Home Page.

Where is our Joseph Welch, who in 1954 said to Joseph McCarthy, "Until this moment, Senator, I never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness. You have done enough. Have you no sense of ...

From 1950 to 1954, an ill-informed, loudmouthed, bully politician — who lied, trafficked in conspiracy theories, and shamelessly defamed fellow Americans — set the tone in Washington, D.C. He ...