The right way to seize upon the Foley scandal is to refocus and frame the debate on morals. Candidates shouldn't even mention Foley, and even if asked about it, restrain themselves.
The war in Iraq is a serious enough issue that we believe everyone should put aside partisan bickering, and return to the idealism of: 'Politics stops at the water's edge.'
There's a real dichotomy between the ultra-liberal entertainment industry, and the fact that almost every Hollywood star that goes into politics is Republican.
There is evidence that seems to show the rise of Latino political power as a slowly-building marathon rather than a single-year sprint.
My 2006 Jack O'Lanterns. Spooky, eh? [Today's column is in two parts -- one frightful tale for each side of the aisle.] Nightmare on D...
