Let's learn more about the Last Real Liberal President Unlike Neoliberal Sellout Barack Obama! Richard Nixon was the first U.S. president who made a promise to close the U.S-Mexican border.
America's Last Liberal President (TM), everyone! Richard M. Nixon always denied it: to David Frost, to historians and to Lyndon B. Johnson, who had the strongest suspicions and the most.
As most of you know, on September 13, 1971 New York state troopers executed a violent takeover of Attica Correctional Facility, killing 10 hostages and 33 prisoners and seriously injuring.
Emmett Rensin has a follow-up to his argument that the white working class, especially in the South, doesn't vote for liberals because smug liberals hate them. I will give him.
Speaking of voting rights, let's return to the Golden Age of American Politics when there was a real liberal in the White House and everyone in American politics favored single-payer.
Please, please make it stop: It isn’t that I feel some fervent nostalgia for the good old days of moderate Republicanism, although it’s true that the Nixon-era GOP was only.
Bruce Bartlett has an American Conservative cover story arguing that Obama is best described as a moderate Republican. It is...not persuasive. I'll leave aside the arguments about foreign policy, simply.
There are a depressing number of howlers in Thomas Frank's interview with Adolph Reed. Much of the content repeats arguments made in his earlier pieces, so I won't add to.
