Thursday, Dec 27, 2012 10:29 PM UTC
The National Guard in public schools?
Sen. Barbara Boxer's outlandish proposal has triggered outrage from both the left and the right
Sen. Barbara Boxer's outlandish proposal has triggered outrage from both the left and the right
According to the Wall Street Journal, 12 states account for most of the mental health records in the FBI database
These court cases offer a chilling reminder how close America has come to becoming an outright plutocracy
Campaign finance should be transparent. Sadly, the institutions designed to insure this are completely paralyzed
In 2012, the conservative information bubble finally popped. Here's what they should have learned
Too many activists are scaring people unnecessarily when they should be focusing on civil rights abuses
Voter suppression. Endless fundraising. Dysfunctional debates. The need for reform has never been stronger
Some of the party's tactics can be reversed. Many of them can't
The conservative initiative True the Vote is designed to obstruct the voting process at every turn. Will it work?
Despite vows to increase transparency, the president has made the government ever more authoritarian and intrusive
From McConnell to the WSJ, right-wingers are citing absurd reasons to oppose a plan to scrap the Electoral College
On the second anniversary of a terrible decision, every proposed solution has a downside.
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