Public Policy’s Deep Freeze
Gridlock, political polarization, call it whatever you want, but in order to move forward we need to first identify the causes of political polarization.
Earthquake!
Earthquake hits outside D.C., and measures 5.8 on the Richter Scale. It was felt up and down the East Coast, including here in Delaware.
Weiner Roast
Congressman Anthony Weiner is about to have a press conference, where he will probably fall on his sword (so to speak) with new allegations out in the webs. Watch live.
Junk Men
Does anything come between a politician and his Calvins? Apparently, not.
Sarah Palin™ and the Merry Teapartiers
Sarah Palin™ continues her long, strange fleecing of America.
American Whites: From God Complex to Aggrieved
What happens when you control most of the wealth in a country? Naturally, you cry "Racism!"
Cellophane – It Keeps Kids Fresh
Du Pont thinking outside the box.
Texas Tidbits
Gail Collins has a wonderful piece in today's New York Times that rightly slams Texas and its governor, Rick Perry, about education and abstinence.
The Party of Lincoln No More
With a party filled with Southerners, Tea Partiers and States Rights Advocates, can the Republican Party consider itself the Party of Lincoln?
Why Mubarak Resigned
Gawker has found the photo which made Mubarak resign.
Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss
Nicholas Kristof blogs this afternoon: But the game isn’t over, and now a word of caution. I worry that senior generals may want to keep (with some changes) a Mubarak-style…
Failure is the DE GOP’s Only Option?
We've seen it in the past on the national level and now we are seeing it on the state level: Republicans don't want to govern.
Is It a New Day?
There was a tragedy in America the other day, but sadly the tragedy lives on in the small-mindedness of many on both the left and the right. We've seen it on this blog in spades. We've seen it prior to the shootings in Arizona and we will see it afterwards