…part by labor unions has raised $500,000 to air anti-Howard Dean ads in three early primary states, angering the Dean campaign and drawing sharp criticism from campaign finance reform advocates….

Clark Update It’s been a tough week for the Clark campaign, and a lot of the controversy centers over the role that Clark’s grass roots supporters (given that it’s on…

Here’s our offer. It’s a very good offer. And a serious one. Seriously. (Yeah, I’m venting my frustration.) Who, the HELL, is running the House and Senate Campaign committees? My…

…that case would conflict in part with the anti-states’-rights ruling they wanted to issue in the affirmative action case. And–for obvious reasons–campaign and election law trumps affirmative action law in…

…infringement of the First Amendment’s speech clause because of the content of the speech–what the speech says; i.e., “content-based” infringement–with statutory campaign-donation limits, which unless money really does talk, is…

…from progressive taxation to exorbitant fines and fees for traffic violations, parking tickets, misdemeanors of other sorts, property forfeitures of large amounts of money or homes or cars, home foreclosures…

…powers of the federal government and state (and local) governments. No checks, though; only balances. Unless, of course, a state legislature enacts, say, a campaign-finance law, or a municipality a…

…don’t think this horse is even nearly dead. Sanders needs to recognize that apparently Clinton plans throughout the campaign to misrepresent his statements by selecting a clause or phrase and…

…statement by her that Sanders did not know what he was talking about on an issue critical to his campaign. She’s now retracted her own earlier statements—the one during the…

…be nominating someone who campaigns like a used-car-salesman cliché. — Why did Paul Krugman and the Washington Post editorial board—both of whom know better—misrepresent that it was Sanders rather than…