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series of vicious slaps and a glass of water to the face were unleashed on two left-wing female deputies by the spokesman for Greece’s neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party during a live TV debate.
Incendiary terms to describe the president paint a portrait of a superhero or super-villain depending on your political affiliation. However, they stand in that way of a logical critique of his policies and actions, and the truth of who he really is.
The items discussed during last week’s Bilderberg Conference might remain under lock and key, but some eyewitnesses on hand at the elusive meeting of the elite say they might know who was involved in the top-secret talks.
What might a reasonable, constructive presidential campaign look like?
Mitt Romney works for the exact same people as Obama.
IN a recent post on the constitutionality of the filibuster, I floated the opinion "that polarization is due mainly to increasingly efficient sorting of American voters into parties according to personality type", without offering any evidence or exp
Political advertisers are going to flock to FB this year
France's new prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault began work today as President Francois Hollande was set to unveil his entire government and keep his promise of dividing cabinet posts equally between men and women.
We Have Freedom to Choose … Between Two “Acceptable” Choices
Over the past several days, two political parties have been holding their national conventions. One party holds all conventions online, with online voting and no overhead (other than cost of getting online) for party members who wish to participate.
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney just may be the same person. Think about it. Have you ever seen the two of them in the same limo?
Not too long ago, it seemed this week's meeting of the Republican National Committee in Arizona might be consumed with squabbles about delegate math and anxious hand-wringing over the long and acrimonious presidential primary fight.
Education is the new Republican enemy. No more free thinking and empirical evidence, just the Bible, rumour and Fox News
Last Thursday, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco struck down a seven-decade-old ban on political ads on noncommercial TV and radio stations.
Republican U.S. presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has started fleshing out some of the policies he would pursue if elected.
Last Thursday, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco struck down a seven-decade-old ban on political ads on noncommercial TV and radio stations.
Conservative movement leaders want Santorum to be their flag-waver, but is he willing to be a rightwing watchdog focused on Romney?
Dear Republicans: You shoulda had this election in the bag. But then you took a long detour to Crazytown.
One of President Obama's senior advisors is ratcheting up the pressure on Mitt Romney to disclose his tax returns ahead of the 2012 presidential election.
For only the second time in Fox News' tracking of the theoretical — and now real — matchup between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, the latter has surged to a two-point lead.
Democrats in Wisconsin on Thursday demanded that election officials disqualify fake candidates running in recall primary elections this spring, according to the Associated Press.
We need to do everything we can to make sure Barack Obama is reelected president.
Bowing to the inevitable after an improbably resilient run for the White House, Rick Santorum quit the presidential race on Tuesday
The Republican Party's alleged "war" against women is fast emerging as a major trope of the 2012 elections.
The fight for true equality since 1776.
For the first installment of a new weekly feature, here's a quick look at the week that was in the world of political dark money:
The Republican presidential primaries may not officially be over, but political ads on both sides have moved on to the general election.
Are conservatives more anti-science than liberals?
Veterans marched on the Whitehouse in Washington DC on Monday 20th of February 2012.
