…point, one has to conclude that either God punishes us for voting Republican, or Republican policies are simply more damaging than Democratic policies. 2. This post is starting to look…

…voting public and policymakers would be up in arms. Yet, perhaps because health care is largely perceived as a private-sector concern, there is relative quiet: while voters tell pollsters that…

…reader T-bone. Rdan here: MA has or will have about fifty towns voting on “tax overrides” of the mandatory 2.5% limit on year to year increases in the property tax…

Maybe if people actually read what rural and/or small town republicans were actually saying to each other the debate about voting against your own interest or being bitter would take…

…this map to see the “red states” from 2004 and calculated the voter turnout. Super Tuesday had 11 red states voting. Of those, 8 had more democratic voters than republican…

…stay where they are, voting consistently to raise taxes and using the procedural mechanism of the filibuster to keep automatic rate hikes looming over American taxpayers. Never mind the fact…

…the economy, based on the data, probably yes.” Still, the Fed is “not finished” and probably has “some” moves left to go, said Yellen, a voting member of the Fed’s…

…the first time since he joined the court in September, sided with the two most conservative justices – Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas – in voting for the minority view….

…now be voting in our third election in just over two months: October 4th was the district primary and November 8th was the California statewide special election. The General Election…

…1.9 percent COLA, which will raise members’ salaries in January. “Now is not the time for members of Congress to be voting themselves a pay raise. We need to be…