I posted a piece on the Milifeud yesterday, and since new data have been released on his relative popularity both in the electorate and in the Labour Party. Suffice it to say, he ain't, and the writeup at UK Polling report is, as always, quite...
Dave Brockington
has suffered a stroke. Details are sketchy, with some reports calling it severe. I'm a bit stunned to learn that he's 69, though I suppose I shouldn't be. I'm a.
but life would be a lot easier to digest if I were. Thankfully it is simple in its own way, seeing as how "Brockington has a Ph.D. in political science,.
I'm surprised that it took this long, but a story in The Independent today suggests that David Miliband is highly critical of his brother Ed's leadership of the Labour Party, and is waiting in the wings for Ed's ineluctable failure. David is not alone in...
This tells us something that we already know, sociologically and culturally, about the mindset of (some) Americans regarding the behavior of the honorable member representing New York's 9th District. However, it does so.
No, really? The President makes the first "state visit" to the Commonwealth since JFK in 1961, and oddly the final disposition of Puerto Rico is somewhat on the agenda. Regarding.
Typically poor. Obviously Leicester City Council haven't been reading LGM as part of their official duties.
"Members of Orlando Food Not Bombs were arrested Wednesday when police said they violated a city ordinance by feeding the homeless" in some city park. It seems that the enlightened.
Cain has been receiving quite a bit of press lately as he challenges for the Republican nomination. The NYT discuss him in today's edition here, noting his strong tea-party credentials,.
For something a bit lighter. It's good that the USMNT are playing Spain immediately before the Gold Cup campaign, which is of far greater importance. As the ESPN article suggests, the US will be rotating and resting their key players in this friendly, thus do...
Silver has a new article up critiquing an over-reliance on economic models in predicting Presidential elections. While this is in general good work, I'm starting to note a trend in.
Silver offers a rigorous exploration of the central point made in the NYT article I linked for the post I wrote yesterday. He approaches the question on the relationship between.