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Poll: Nearly One-Third of Dems Would Back Clinton Indy Bid

Christina Bellantoni | Posted May 16, 2008 | Politics


Christina Bellantoni

Let the rumors begin.

A new Rasmussen Reports poll shows that 29 percent of Democrats would support Sen. Hillary Clinton running as an independent in the fall:

Thirty-eight percent (38%) of Democratic voters nationwide now believe that Hillary Clinton should drop out of the race for the White...

Obama Will Crush McCain

Diane Francis | Posted May 16, 2008 | Politics


Diane Francis

Hillary's supporters will vote for Barack Obama and his running mate. Disaffected Republicans will join the vote for change. Even Hillary's goons like James Carville and Paul Begala will try and jump on the Democratic bullet train because it is hurtling toward the White House this fall.
Hillary cost...

McCain Was in Favor of Talks with Syria, Despite Saying they Were "Sponsoring and Harboring Terrorists"

Max Bergmann | Posted May 16, 2008 | Politics


Max Bergmann

After the invasion of Iraq there was much talk among conservatives about invading Syria. Then Secretary of State Colin Powell was heavily criticized for taking a trip to Syria to talk to its leadership. Newt Gingrich said, "The concept of the American secretary of state going to Damascus to...

Out of the Mouths of "Activist" Judges

Joan Garry | Posted May 15, 2008 | Politics


Joan Garry

This afternoon, the California Supreme Court recognized that same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry under the State Constitution.

In view of the substance and significance of the fundamental constitutional right to form a family relationship, the California Constitution properly must be interpreted to guarantee this basic civil...

Time to Stop Playing Politics on Defense

Bernard I. Finel | Posted May 15, 2008 | Politics


Bernard I. Finel

The past couple of decades have been disheartening with respect to the politicization of defense policy. In 1992, then-Governor Clinton pledged to allow gays and lesbians to serve openly in the U.S. military. Regardless of the substance of the issue, it was inappropriate to seek to make political gains from...

John McCain "Laid the Groundwork" for George Bush's Post 9-11 Foreign Policy

Max Bergmann | Posted May 15, 2008 | Politics


Max Bergmann

In a shocking article from the Economist in March 2002, John McCain is described as having George Bush's foreign policy before George Bush had it. The article, by the Economist's Lexington columnist, is titled "George Bush: McCainiac - How the president has almost become the man he...

You Broke It, You Own It -- Obama Style

Kristen Breitweiser | Posted May 14, 2008 | Politics


Kristen Breitweiser

Those who are responsible for putting Democrats in the broken place we are in right now with regard to Barack Obama had better own it to the end. Leave those bumper stickers on and wear those campaign pins until the bitter end folks because YOU OWN IT. And people are...

Does Hillary Deserve the Nomination? It's Not the Math, Stupid

Andy Ostroy | Posted May 14, 2008 | Politics


Andy Ostroy

Sen. Hillary Clinton defeated Sen. Barack Obama by a landslide in Tuesday's West Virginia primary. She won by a 67%-26% margin, and picked up about 140,000 popular votes and about 20 delegates, thus narrowing Obama's lead to about 460,000 votes and 145 delegates. But let's be very clear about one...

Climbing Out of the Rabbit Hole

Peter Birkenhead | Posted May 13, 2008 | Politics


Read More: Centrism, Clinton, Obama, Politics
Peter Birkenhead

American politics isn't an arena where people ask things, it's a place where people know things. It is a culture fueled by the fear of embarrassment, populated by people who have professionalized a vocation, who look down their noses at passion and sneer at the capacity to be surprised. Our...

Putting Cable News Under a Microscope

Andy Ostroy | Posted May 13, 2008 | Media


Andy Ostroy

What's an avowed political junkie to do when he's knocked on his ass for almost two weeks with a debilitating ear infection and flu before a major election? While the doc had me on more dope than Keith Richards at Altamont, my drug of choice quickly became 24/7 cable news....

Obama's first general election stop: Missouri, Limbaugh country

Christina Bellantoni | Posted May 13, 2008 | Politics


Christina Bellantoni

Sen. Barack Obama won't be in West Virginia tomorrow on Election Day. With his sights set on the general election, he'll be in Missouri.


Obama's public schedule isn't offering many details yet, but reveals he will be in Cape Girardeau, MO, on Tuesday.


He'll...

Millennials: Downtrodden or Just Dumb?

Anya Kamenetz | Posted May 13, 2008 | Politics


Anya Kamenetz

Bob Herbert in the NYT today:

"The landscape is changing before our eyes. Younger voters struggling with the enormous costs of a college education, or trying to raise families in a bleak employment environment, or using their credit cards to cover everyday expenses like food or energy costs...

The Politics of Counting the Dead after Disasters

Lionel Beehner | Posted May 12, 2008 | Politics


Lionel Beehner

The casualty counts from the earthquake in China and cyclone in Myanmar are staggering. What's interesting, however, is that whenever a natural disaster strikes, the number of casualties first reported is always deceptively low but creeps upward as more information is made available. Interestingly, the opposite tends to be the...

Genetics and the Politics of Discrimination

Beth Kohl | Posted May 12, 2008 | Living


Beth Kohl

About eight years ago, my mom's sister Linda discovered she had breast cancer. It progressed quickly and she died. And then a couple of months ago, my mom's other sister, Joanie, found out that she too had breast cancer. After briefly consoling my mom, I started in on an interrogation....

Welcome to The New World DisOrders -- They Are Legion

Carol Maric | Posted May 12, 2008 | Politics


Carol Maric

 

If Albert Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton can be relegated to the ranks of "Autism" these days, then The New World does seem perilously close to being upside down--as I have always suspected.

Does it not anger anyone else that many of...

Rand and the Bush Tax Rebate

Alex Abella | Posted May 12, 2008 | Business


Read More: Bush, Politics, Rand, Tax Rebate
Alex Abella

Did you get your tax rebate check yet? You know, the one that President Bush says will reanimate the economy and lift us out of this metastasizing recession? If you did, you can thank the good folks at the Rand Corporation for that money -- just like you could curse...

Hillary Clinton Doesn't Deserve to Be President

Evan Handler | Posted May 12, 2008 | Politics


Evan Handler

Two months ago I wrote a piece for Huffington Post in which I carefully and delicately expressed my growing desire to see Barack Obama win the Democratic party's nomination for president. The main reason I outlined in that piece was my admiration for Obama's call to action from the...

Can McCain Survive the Presidency?

Dan Buettner | Posted May 9, 2008 | Politics


Dan Buettner

Any presidential candidate asking for our vote might rightly be asked in return, "Will you live long enough to serve out your term?"

This question has never been more relevant than in the case of Senator John McCain, who, if successful, will be oldest candidate we've ever elected president --...

Time to Make a Difference

Dal LaMagna | Posted May 9, 2008 | Politics


Dal LaMagna

Are you feeling frustrated? Would you like to get involved somehow in this Presidential campaign beyond writing a check for your favorite candidate?

Do you have some time and skills that might be employed to increase the probability that the next President's administration is comprised of the "best and...

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