A new Pew Poll shows Americans prefer candidates who are willing to compromise (44% more likely, 22% less likely, 29% no difference) and who voted yes on health care reform (39% more likely, 35% less likely, 22% no difference). Americans also hate the bank bailouts, 49% are less likely to vote for candidates that supported bailouts with 14% more likely and 32% no difference.
I have no idea what will stop the oil spilling, and neither, it seems, does anyone else. Move past the political spin, who should be in charge talk, and who's…
Steve Benen lays out what's going on. Key votes pending in Congress this week on whether to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" law that prohibits openly gay men and…
A South Carolina blogger and former spokesman for Mark Sanford alleges that he had an affair with Republican gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley while she was married.
I keep stumbling across articles on Naomi Cahn and June Carbone's new book, Red Families v. Blue Families: Legal Polarization and the Creation of Culture. I will be picking it…
I doubt this is an issue that the election commission in Nevada ever thought they'd have to deal with. Voters dressed in chicken costumes will not be allowed inside Nevada…
Arizona passed their law requiring immigrants to prove their legal status and apparently lots of undocumented workers went home rather than live the risk of being caught or even the hassle. Even though this is a pretty despicable law, I'm not going to have any issues with undocumented workers going home. I've often wished that the wingnuts who insist that all of the undocumented workers go home would actually get their wish.
I saw this on dKos,where this UofD student hosting a program called Broadside Radio posted that he had the chance to interview Chris Coons this week about some of the big issues currently facing us and the government -- like education policy, energy policy, foreign policy, filibuster reform, security.