Tensions are running high this election season. Partisan politics have become more divisive and onslaughts of TV campaign ads have become more incisive. Thankfully,
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Paul Ryan not fit to be vice-president—or president
After the vice-presidential debate, I watched MSNBC’s coverage of a focus group of undecided voters. One young man, who was on the fence before
“The Self Destruction of the 1 Percent”
Chrystia Freeland’s October 13th, New York Times opinion piece, “The Self Destruction of the 1 Percent” compares the rise of the oligarchy in 14th century Venice
Russia’s our “biggest foe?” Then why did Romney invest there?
During these final weeks of the presidential campaign Mitt Romney seems to be doubling down on Russia as his pick for America’s “number one
Will the real Mitt Romney please stand up?
The corporate media may have declared Mitt Romney the winner of the first 2012 presidential debate, but that is only because Romney has changed
Philadelphia Inquirer: Obama is the better man for the job
Coming down hard on the Republican Party and its “Etch-A-Sketch” Presidential nominee Mitt Romney, the Philadelphia Inquirer calls President Obama the better man for
Nickel-and-diming it: Surprising tidbits in Romney’s 2011 tax return
Inequality.com took a microscopic look at Mitt Romney’s 2011 federal tax return –one of the only two he’s released—and found some surprising tidbits. It
The debate in 99 seconds
If you dig deep enough into a CNN story called, “Obama and Romney: Middle class promises will be hard to keep,” you’ll run across
Presidential debates: Bi-partisan, fraudulent, corporate controlled theater
The presidential debates are part of the unconscionable fraud that our political campaigns have become. They should be charged with sabotaging the electoral process. Walter Cronkite
Obama had to debate with one hand tied behind his back
Mitt Romney accused Barack Obama of favoring a policy of “trickle-down government.” Indeed it was a zinger for Romney. It handcuffed Obama, although this