Colorado Primary Shows Evidence Of Enthusiasm Gap
The results of last night’s Colorado Senate primaries should be causing Democrats to worry.
For-Profit Universities
For-profit universities are defrauding their students. Indeed, it’s their business model.
2010 Midterms Record-Setting
November’s elections will set modern records for most Senate seats and governorships on the ballot.
In Defense Of The Electoral College
The Electoral College is the worst way to elect a President, except for all the others.
Massachussets Approves Electoral College Bypass
Massachusetts will become the latest state to join the National Popular Vote movement, a compact wherein states throw their Electoral College votes to the nationwide winner once enough states agree to ensure that outcome.
Stimulus Funds Spent On Stimulus Road Signs
You’ve probably seen a lot of these signs popping up lately.
Professor Fired for Catholic Beliefs?
The Fox News headline “University of Illinois Instructor Fired Over Catholic Beliefs” is grossly misleading.
Did Income Taxes Send LeBron James To Miami ?
Did LeBron James pick Miami because of income taxes ? Probably not.
Obama Endorsement A Negative In Battleground States
Barack Obama may not be doing much campaigning in the fall if recent poll numbers are any indication.
The War Against Air Conditioning
What exactly is it about air conditioning that has some people so upset ?
Supreme Court Holds 2nd Amendment Applies To The States
The Supreme Court resolved a 100+ year old Constitutional ambiguity today, but the legal issues surrounding gun control remain as murky as ever.
Gitmo Not Closing After All
Despite repeated promises to the contrary, the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay will be remaining open indefinitely.
SCOTUS Narrows ‘Honest Services’ Doctrine
Enron’s Jeffrey Skilling and media mogul Conrad Black got new life today from the Supreme Court, who ruled the use of the “honest services” doctrine against them unconstitutionally vague.
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