Both of these are good points, I think: It’s important to recall that the very act of being a persuadable voter is very odd, so it shouldn’t be too surprising.
Farhad Manjoo is appropriately unsparing about California's SB 50 getting killed in the state Senate: The bill had garnered support from a diverse coalition of business and advocacy groups, and.
You may remember Naomi Wolf from such crackpot views as "our benevolent state and local overlords could not possibly be cracking down on Occupy on their own" and "the U.S..
A lot of interesting stuff in this new Quinnipiac poll, but this is particularly interesting: And that's with only Kennedy's wingnut-in-full last term providing a picture of where the Court.
The sad thing is that this presumably comes as a surprise to Assange and his fellow Trump-supporting supporters: The Justice Department’s decision to pursue Espionage Act charges signals a dramatic.
In a refreshing contrast to Elizabeth Warren's hopelessly corrupt "getting paid market value for expert services -- probably with arrangements made through a PRIVATE EMAIL SERVER kept in her BASEMENT".
This is a salutary legislative development: Now a national backlash is building against employers that make such movement harder with noncompete agreements that bar departing employees from taking jobs with industry.
Cheri Bustos has come to the painfully belated realization that hosting a fundraiser for Dan Lipinski is an indefensible idea: A top Democratic official on Wednesday canceled a planned fund-raiser.
