…voting over and over again to eliminate affordable health care (Obamacare) for the 20 million Americans now covered by the health reform act or declaring that they will not perform…
…is how the voting patterns in all of these three resemble each other, even as they differ in many ways on economic, nationalistic, and religious grounds, not to mention broader…
…800 billion is zero. They could choose to repeatedly say that Trump is a liar (which will hurt them as much as voting no) repeatedly tell blatant lies about the…
…of McCain voting “no” as he should have done this long ago. McCain’s reasoning for voting against the repeal and/or amend is false. “McCain said that he’s repeated time and…
…This has serious electoral implications. If the primary driver is age (as in, those who formed their political opinions before the Civil and Voting Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965…
…it seems to a more complicated case). I labeled this phenomenon to be the “Poland problem,” with the Law and Justice Party coming to power in 2015, despite Poland having…
…than voting. Or, as I once wrote, “A bet is a tax on bullshit.” Then he discusses a proposal to base collective decisions on betting markets. But once we decide…
…voted for Trump by a 16-percentage-point margin over Hilary Clinton. This incongruity makes for interesting feature stories – and catchy headlines: “Trump-voting crab town left shell-shocked by his visa changes”…
…unit of government within the United States may establish voting or other decision procedures that embody a bias in favor of either higher or lower tax rates and revenues. The…
…Shelby County v. Holder, so that the protections of the Voting Rights Act will be reinstated and improved. She has also assured me that the most loyal voting bloc in…