UK politics
As those poor souls who make a hobby or profession of following British politics know, the opposition Labour Party (and the party that I am a member of) is in.
In the course of my job, I done a fair share of media work, but it has ramped up significantly in the past couple of years. In a rare display of organisation,.
The public narrative of the cause for 2015 and the way forward has already been framed by the right wing of the party: It failed in small-town England but advanced.
The Conservatives here in the United Kingdom have taken several pages from the Republican Party playbook. Following an election campaign predicated on fear, they've broken the shackles that the Liberal.
As I indicated yesterday, polling on the Scottish independence referendum has tightened significantly in the past couple of weeks, perhaps best illustrated here. Not surprisingly, I've been asked to do.
On Thursday, the Scots go to the polls to decide whether or not Scotland will leave the United Kingdom and become an independent country. This issue has been dominating British.
The House of Lords comes to the rescue of the "proud tradition of free speech" in Britain, as the non-sequitors continue to leap from my keyboard. And just what did.
In filling out my ballot yesterday and posting it off to Oregon, one of the decisions I had to make was for Clackamas County Sheriff. This decision was nearly as.
