The Virginia Primary Ballot and the Absurdity of the System
Several candidates did not submit a completed application on time to qualify for Virginia’s Republican primary ballot.
Several candidates did not submit a completed application on time to qualify for Virginia’s Republican primary ballot.
Thanks to their own ineptitude, House Republicans suffered a big defeat this week. They totally deserved it.
The capacity of some people to look the other way in the face of evil is astounding.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has set the House GOP adrift.
Ron Paul has a provocative new ad out asking Americans to imagine Chinese or Russian troops occupying Texas in the way American troops occupied Iraq and are occupying Afghanistan.
Ron Paul doesn’t want to talk about his newsletters now, but he was pretty talkative 15 years ago.
For years, analysts have worried that Iraq’s tenuous hold on stability would collapse upon the withdrawal of US forces. We’re now watching it happen.
The Republican candidates for President are blurring what should be a pretty clear line.
Some Republicans are starting to realize just how badly the House GOP has messed up this time.
Iowa Republicans fear that a Ron Paul win on Jan. 3rd will destroy the credibility of their caucuses.
Mark Richt, head football coach of the University of Georgia Bulldogs, inadvertantly broke NCAA rules by paying coaches and other employees extra money out of his own pocket.
The House GOP doesn’t seem to have any idea what it’s doing right now.
So what was it: taken out of context or written by someone else?
How can we know what happens next in North Korea when we didn’t even know Kim Jong-il had died?
People who make a lot of money should whine less. But many of them are actually do create jobs.
Don’t look now but President Obama’s approval ratings are closing in on levels that point to re-election.
Welcome technological change, or crony capitalism?
Newt Gingrich has fallen into a statistical tie with Mitt Romney in the latest Gallup poll, mirroring his decline in other recent surveys.
Not surprisingly, people who are politically involved tend to be the ones that politicians listen to.