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The funny things politicians say

A word cloud of one of Mitt Romney's speeches There's something about political office—running for it and occupying it—that forces you to continuously wrap yourself tightly in the hideous snuggie that is a politician's lexicon and to grin like a ...

The Empathy Deficit

Illustrator Chris Piascik paints a picture of a massive disconnect in our political system Most people in Congress are very, very wealthy. It's the natural by-product of a campaign system engineered by and for the benefit of the richest Americans. Ca...

Latest From Gingrich: Presidential Announcement Likely in May

Filed under: House, Republicans, Fundraising, 2012 President, Conservatives, Campaigns, Newt GingrichThe choreographed run-up to announcing an official candidacy promises would-be candidates like Gingrich free media attention every step of the way.&nbs...

Mitt Romney in New Hampshire: Lots of Buzz But No Announcement — Yet

Filed under: Republicans, Mitt Romney, Primaries, Obama Administration, 2012 President, Governors, Campaigns, Unemployment, Jobs, Economy, Barack ObamaRomney, who was governor in next-door Massachusetts, ran a close second in the 2008 New Hampshire Pri...

Newt Gingrich Poised to Run: Why the 1990s GOP Icon Struggles for Respect

Filed under: Republicans, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Budget, 2012 President, Campaigns, Newt Gingrich, Economy, 2012 Elections'Newt's like Palin,' said one GOP insider. 'Everybody loves listening to him. But they won't vote for him.' Permalink&nb...

Newt Gingrich Inching Toward Presidential Dance?

Filed under: House, Republicans, 2012 President, Governors, Congress, Conservatives, Campaigns, Newt GingrichGingrich is reportedly about to form an "exploratory committee." That's the first step in a choreographed process often leading to a formal dec...

Newt Gingrich Inching Toward Presidential Dance?

Filed under: House, Republicans, 2012 President, Governors, Congress, Conservatives, Campaigns, Newt GingrichGingrich is reportedly about to form an "exploratory committee." That's the first step in a choreographed process often leading to a formal dec...

Gay Marriage Decision May Not Hurt Obama or Help the Religious Right

Filed under: George W. Bush, House, Republicans, John McCain, Religion, Mike Huckabee, Abortion, Gay Rights, Bill Clinton, Sarah Palin, Obama Administration, 2012 President, Culture, Disputations, Congress, Conservatives, Campaigns, Liberals, Tea Party...

Mike Huckabee Again Defends Obama’s Christian Faith and Family Values

Filed under: Republicans, Religion, Mike Huckabee, Race Issues, 2012 President, Disputations, Conservatives, Campaigns, Barack Obama, IslamAt the National Press Club, the potential GOP presidential contender rejects claims the president is a Muslim, as...

Veteran Sen. Dick Lugar Gets Challenge From the Right in Indiana

Filed under: Senate, Republicans, Primaries, Governors, Conservatives, Campaigns, Moderates, Mayors, Tea Party, 2012 ElectionsLugar, 78, has made it clear he will seek a seventh term -- and he's already raised $2.4 million for his campaign. But his GOP...

Presidential Primaries: Why We Need a Better Way to Pick Nominees

Filed under: Primaries, Democratic Convention, 2012 President, Campaigns, 2012 ElectionsThe state-vs.-state nominating system is chaotic. A methodical, rational process would involve more voters in the choice of presidential candidates. Permalink&...

Arizona’s Stormy Senate Race: Why the National GOP Is Watching

Filed under: Republicans, Immigration, Campaigns, Moderates, Tea Party, 2012 ElectionsThe split in Arizona Republicans between traditional conservatives and hardline tea partiers is a deep one. How the party comes together, or doesn't, may be a bluepri...

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