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On November 5th, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein will participate in the second Free and Equal debate in the Washington studio of RT America. Their participation begs
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In this final week before the election, Mitt Romney’s campaign has launched a new anti-Obama ad on Spanish language television stations and on its website.
During his 2012 State of the Union address, President Obama said:
“With only 2 percent of the world’s oil reserves, oil isn’t enough. This country needs an all-
By all accounts California is a Democratic State. But, from Reagan, to Wilson, to the Governator, its had its fair share of Republican leaders. San Diego, the Central Valley, and
Americans for Responsible Leadership
Developing Story - Third District Court of Appeals Denies Attorney General's request to reveal backers of Americans for Responsible Leadership. Arizona group can continue to
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy this week, the New York Times declared, "A big storm requires big government."
On John Stossel's Fox
Mitt Romney and President Obama have both advocated for ending tax deductions in order to slow and eventually reverse the mounting deficit. For whom these deductions would end and to
In a statement released today, California Secretary of State Debra Bowen reports that California voter registration hit a record 18.2 million voters. The percentage of eligible Californians registered to
Screenshot: New York Times Election Map
2012 Election Resources for Voters and Journalists:
Open Secrets
1. OpenSecrets.org - A project of the Center for Responsive Politics, Open Secrets archives public
San Diego is becoming a hub for co-working spaces. Hera Hub, which was started by Felena Hanson back in August 2011 in Sorrento Valley, is a shared workspace that
With over 2 million ballots cast, North Carolina early voting shows Democrats leading Republicans 48 percent to 32 percent. The growing number of independent voters and 2008 trends, however, indicate
Continued from Relationships and Politics Part One....
It seems that something is making these cues that normally preserve civility ineffective, and there is more than one factor causing this phenomenon.
