Rich Juzwiak describes a Ralph Nader rant as a "good one." It is...not that. It is in fact very, very dumb. The candidates still narrow the agenda. That is, the voters are not propelling into the electoral arena and debate the kind of things like...
Author: Scott Lemieux
On conventional terms, Ben Carson's cosplaying as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination was a failure, with the 9% of the Iowa caucus vote almost certainly the peak. On.
You know how I've criticized NFL coaches for having third-stringers return punts in key situations because it's all downside without much upside? Well, the Clinton campaign preemptively declaring victory is.
Because I need two more chances to be wrong, I will go chalk in terms of predicting the outcome. I think the concerns about Trump's organization and the commitment of his supporters are far from trivial, but I think with Cruz trending in the wrong...
As a follow-up to Paul's post below Julia Azari makes a couple of interesting points: My basic hypothesis is that the Republican Party network failed to coordinate to stop Trump.
A good question, that proves children are right to be repelled by Ted Cruz: It happened at a Ted Cruz campaign event in Hubbard, a small town smack in the.
I, for one, am outraged about the violation of the Sacred Equal Sovereign Dignitude of the NHL's annual profit-taking exhibition game. I'm going to guess that his kids are pretty proud of him.
John Scott's account of the NHL trying to force him out of the NHL All-Star Game is richly entertaining: “Do you think this is something your kids would be proud.
The French master died at 87. R.I.P.
My perception of the debate was that Ted Cruz was a disaster. Getting bogged down in procedural points with the moderators is a terrible idea, and as he really should know about himself Bill Murray-style dry humor is something he should never try to do...
From the regime of the reasonable, moderate, and technocratic Rick Snyder: The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget decided to haul water coolers into the Flint state building in.
Lemieux's Law is that nobody in American politics actally cares about federalism. For a particularly good example, let us consider this.