The Hopey Changey Stuff
Palin's popularity in segments of society indicates that a portion of the voting population has come to disdain science, objective truth and the benefits resulting from our waning period of enlightenment.
Palin's popularity in segments of society indicates that a portion of the voting population has come to disdain science, objective truth and the benefits resulting from our waning period of enlightenment.
Chicago Tribune | Michael Muskal | Posted 02.09.2010 | World
That billboard in Mnnesota picturing former President George W. Bush asks the world: "Miss me yet?''...
Dave Johnson | Posted 02.07.2010 | Politics
Is predatory monopoly control by the largest corporations the way things are and will be? Does the world now move to governance by a wealthy elite?
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 02.05.2010 | Home
In 2008 and 2009, 50 separate Federal programs offered $23 trillion in loans, grants, or asset guarantees to the financial sector. Huh! This item ...
Chris Weigant | Posted 02.03.2010 | Politics
After taking a look at Obama's numbers for the month, we continue our march backwards through history, this month serving up a comparison between Obama and Richard Nixon's term-and-a-half.
BBC News | Posted 01.29.2010 | Politics
...It is striking that the people who most dislike the whole idea of healthcare reform - the ones who think it is socialist, godless, a step on the ro...
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 01.28.2010 | Media
Chris Matthews got a mini-version of the Harry Reid treatment for his honest slip that he almost forgot Obama was black when he watched him during the State of the Union Speech.
Joan E. Dowlin | Posted 01.26.2010 | Politics
I think we are on very dangerous ground here. Who's to say major corporations will not attempt to "control thoughts" of the electorate by pumping huge amounts of money into campaigns and elections?
Dr. Jim Taylor | Posted 01.25.2010 | Politics
The issue and candidate-driven focus of independent voters allows them to be pragmatic and flexible. But lacking a firm political ideology, it can also cause them to appear fickle, gullible, and impatient.
Jeff Schweitzer | Posted 01.24.2010 | Politics
Obama is what we've got, and no matter how "disappointed" we might be, that sentiment pales in comparison to the devastation we will witness if the opposing Party once again occupies the Oval Office.
Cristina Page | Posted 01.22.2010 | Politics
The Cardinal O'Connor nominating committee's decision to honor George W. Bush as a hero of its cause tells us a lot about the crisis now facing the pro-life movement.
AP / Huffington Post | Posted 01.21.2010 | Impact
Leonardo DiCaprio announced that he was donating $1 million Thursday to the Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund, the relief effort led by former Presidents Bill C...
Bob Franken | Posted 01.19.2010 | Politics
They had met with the current occupant in their old digs in the Oval office Saturday. After that, there they were on five of the Washington Sunday Ga...
Mark Green | Posted 01.19.2010 | Politics
If Democrats can't hold Bush et. al. accountable for their economic failures and lose the populist argument to Fox-y Republicans, we don't deserve to govern.
The Washington Times | Stephen Dinan | Posted 01.14.2010 | Politics
President Obama notched substantial successes in spending cuts last year, winning 60 percent of his proposed cuts and managing to get Congress to ax s...
Leon T. Hadar | Posted 01.13.2010 | World
Obama could have been a political winner if, like in the case of terrorism, he had followed his own instincts on Afghanistan and resisted the pressure from the political right to deploy more troops.
TPMDC | Eric Kleefeld | January 12, 2010, 10:10AM | Posted 01.12.2010 | Politics
After staring down terrorists for eight years, former President George W. Bush is taking on a new challenge: a speaking gig at the Safari Club Interna...
AP | JOHN CHRISTOFFERSEN | Posted 01.07.2010 | Politics
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — An attorney who worked in both Bush administrations was charged Thursday with trying to kill his wife by beating her with a f...
Huff TV | Posted 01.05.2010 | Media
HuffPost's Ryan Grim was on MSNBC Tuesday to discuss, along with conservative journalist Jamie Weinstein, whether Obama is "soft on terror." "I kind...
Peter Daou | Posted 01.05.2010 | Politics
Micah Sifry has written a widely discussed essay about the denuded Obama grassroots movement. But if Obama's online movement was fueled by a myth, then why bemoan its loss?
New York Times | ROSS DOUTHAT | Posted 01.04.2010 | Politics
...As the 2010s begin, there's reason to worry that America has further to fall. Our politics are polarized, our finances are still overleveraged, and...
Robert Scheer | Posted 12.30.2009 | Politics
The "systematic failure" in the nation's security -- as President Obama labeled the botched 12/24 airplane attack -- derives from the mistaken assumption that terrorism is a military rather than a criminal threat.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 12.27.2009 | Politics
It didn't take long for anti-terrorism hawks from Joe Lieberman to GOP congresspersons to dump the lax security, terrorist watch breach, and faulty al Qaeda intelligence on President Obama.
Eric Boehlert | Posted 12.23.2009 | Media
My bookend quotes capture how the "liberal" Beltway press corps changed the rules to cover Gore at the beginning of the decade and Obama at the end of it.
Jeff Schweitzer | Posted 02.09.2010 | Politics