Cited by some activists as horsemen of the American Apocalypse, “big business” and “big labor” are none too popular in the current political climate. On the other hand, a Gallup
DC Decoder: Newt Gingrich vs. Mitt Romney: How will delegate math impact the GOP race?
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Assume for a moment the GOP presidential primary comes down to a battle between
76% of registered voters say that most members of Congress should not be re-elected. However, 53% believe their own Congressional Representative deserves re-election. What do you make of
The approval ratings of the federal government, and of Congress in particular, remain at an abysmal low. A CBS News poll (.pdf) released on Friday found that just 11% of
The Euro crisis has thrown into sharp relief the dangers inherent in pooling sovereign authority with other nations for economic advantage. Imagine the loss of control over our own destiny
Stored energy is the ability to take generated electricity and store in a form where it can be used later, on-demand, as needed. This is especially important for renewable
Either the Republican candidates demonstrate that they understand the challenges facing middle-class families, or this presidential race will be over before it has even begun.
Columnist Reihan Salam argues
The Tweets, Tics And Turns Of Twitter Politics
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Is public political discourse any different in the new age of social media? Survey says: Yes.
Also, How Twitter’s Trending
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to support a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment that would abolish “corporate personhood” and assert that spending money on a
With the gradually dwindling field of Republican presidential candidates setting its sights on ousting President Barack Obama, electoral energy in the next election may not be as intense among Republicans
”Politicians are so fearful of corporations that they no longer need to worry about pleasing the populous as much as they need satisfy the wants and desires of “too big