Almost Everything You Know About The Supreme Court Is Wrong
Not surprisingly, American’s partisan views on the Supreme Court are pretty much wrong.
Not surprisingly, American’s partisan views on the Supreme Court are pretty much wrong.
So much for the Obama Administration’s “Summer of Recovery.”
The health care reform law faced it’s first legal test in a Courtroom in Virginia yesterday.
Political science journals, particularly those which exist to provide scholarly insights into matters of public policy, ought to be freely available online.
A survey of historians ranks Obama as the 15th best president ever, ahead of Ronald Reagan and behind Bill Clinton.
If people feel the need to evoke Reagan, it would be nice if they would evoke the real one, rather than an alt reality version.
South Carolina’s Lindsey Graham sees the beginning of the end of the Tea Parties, and he’s probably right.
America’s energy habit is getting people killed! What should we do about it?
Not surprisingly, Elena Kagan finished her testimony without giving any real ammunition to the Republicans.
The Democratic Senate primary in Arkansas may have been influenced by questionable poll results from Research 2000.
Did the American media cover up torture by the Bush Administration?
Israel and Turkey held secret, informal talks recently. This is interesting, given the recent flotilla incident. What is more interesting is that the Israeli Foreign Minister learned of the event via the press.