Tag: election

Campaign volunteers feed information into ever-expanding voter databases.

How not to change the world.

Tea Partiers may be more amendable to compromise now than ever before.

With the fiscal cliff approaching, it’s time for Obama to make some big decisions. Here’s what he should do.

Dear progressives: You may think there’s not a huge difference between Obama and Romney. But there is, and you should still vote.

Mitt Romney’s election campaign is rife with questions, and wholly uncertain answers.

This year’s presidential campaign is bigger and louder than anything we’ve ever seen before.

Why it’s decidedly ironic that the New York Times ran a story about Romney being a man of details.

President Obama’s performance in Tuesday’s debate was a significant improvement.

What Joe Biden needs to know before the vice presidential debate.

Media headlines are crowing over the drop in the unemployment rate—but we need to look closer.

No one should be surprised by this video of Romney talking about Bain’s business goals.

Can the free market exist without the government’s imposition?

No amount of packaging can change what we already know about Mitt Romney.

Forget Mitt Romney, can the president make it to November 7?

The election’s not over yet, and rumors of Romney’s demise are premature.

What Mitt Romney’s 47-percent comment means.

Clinton’s speech has given Americans just what they need: facts.

The most important news won’t be anything coming from the Democratic National Convention.

Income inequality is one of the most pressing issues facing the country, but you wouldn’t know it from watching the RNC in Tampa.

How are patently false statements permissible in political ads?

Every campaign is guilty of exaggerations, but Romney’s lies are another thing altogether.

Introducing the so-called bold, marvelous, and much-needed Ryan-Romney economic plan.

Mitt Romney has charged that the Affordable Care Act will make massive cuts in Medicare. Is he right?

Facing the worst economy in at least a generation, both presidential candidates are hamstrung by the machines that would elect them

There’s the media portraying President Obama’s tax proposal, and then there’s the real thing.

The latest election controversies are over gay marriage and abortions, but we’re not in trouble because of what goes on in the bedroom. We’re in trouble because of the CEOs in the boardrooms.

The numbers suggest our economic recovery may be stalling, and it’s for the simplest of reasons.