1929-2016 You can’t really tell someone that you asked him to lunch to let him know that you don’t think of him as evil. Nor can you tell him that you asked him to lunch because you thought that you could trace the biggest financial...
Author: Paul Campos
Updated below That's the question Jesse Singal inadvertently poses to Matthew Desmond, while interviewing Desmond about his new book Evicted (which looks very interesting). Singal's question arises in the context.
I have a piece on how the rise of Trump has obscured what a radical candidate the only other remaining GOP contender really is: Last year FiveThirtyEight.com analyzed the voting.
Great result for Sanders in Michigan so far. He won 64% of the vote in Dearborn, which has the highest percentage of Arab-Americans of any city in the country. He also took more than a third of the African American vote, which is a big...
A battle is being waged within Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's campaign about whether he should even remain in the Republican presidential race ahead of his home state primary on March.
After Cruz's surprisingly strong second-place showings in LA and KY, to go along with wins in Kansas and Maine, is there any prospect that The Party starts pressuring Rubio to.
DATE EVENT LOCATION FEE March 19, 2015 American Camping Association Atlantic City, NJ $260,000.00 March 11, 2015 eBay Inc. San Jose, CA $315,000.00 February 24, 2015 Watermark Silicon Valley Conference for Women Santa Clara, CA $225,500.00 January 22, 2015 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Whistler,...
Well it's not really a theory yet, but it's trending in that direction: Last October I wrote of the five stages of Trump, based on the Kübler-Ross stages of grief:.
Actual headline on CNN, the most trusted name in "news," summing up last night's "debate." DONALD TRUMP DEFENDS SIZE OF HIS PENIS I guess this is why they call it.
Randy Barnett is a Georgetown University law professor, who is well known for both his libertarian views and his insider status among DC conservatives (he was the academic point man in the battle to interpret the Affordable Care Act out of existence). He is currently...
I'm leaning toward "yes he would." To get a couple things out of the way first, it should go without saying that any of these outcomes would be a serious.
During his victory speech/press conference last night, Donald Trump featured what is likely to be the policy centerpiece of his fall campaign: Trump’s remarks turned to the economy, and the.