It's likely to be pretty quiet here at MaddowBlog today, so readers should expect a light-to-nonexistent posting schedule.

Today's edition of quick hits.

Two weeks ago, Donald Trump said he has "nothing to hide" about Jan. 6. Today, he asked the Supreme Court to help him hide Jan. 6 materials.

Senate hopeful Herschel Walker was asked about the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. It really didn't go well.

Nineteen states approved new restrictions on voting in 2021. Unless Senate Democrats intervene, things are likely to get worse in 2022.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Lauren Boebert separately released new online videos this week. The differences spoke volumes about the major parties.

Joe Biden gave his predecessor partial credit for vaccine development. Donald Trump was "very appreciative" — and "surprised."

It's a good thing Rep. Tom Rice regrets his vote against certifying President Biden's victory. It'd be a better thing if he weren't alone.

Rep. Jim Jordan said in July, in reference to the Jan. 6 investigation, "If they call me, I got nothing to hide." We're about to learn whether he meant it.

Today's edition of quick hits.

The Affordable Care Act's record-breaking enrollment total is fresh evidence that the ACA is quietly having an excellent year.