…explain the background of the falsity, or whatever. This penchant of hers for non sequiturs suggests she thinks that most of the public won’t catch on because the public will…

…Court. By unhappy coincidence, it turns out that a public servant receiving gratuities from and engaging in surreptitious conversations with unknown parties is often a public servant on the take….

…who the best people are.” — Clinton’s camp insists Kaine walloped Pence on substance, Louis Nelson, Politico, today So, isn’t it time that Clinton apprise the public of what this…

…the Republican Congress. For starters. There’s also the healthcare-insurance public option. Every one of those proposals by Clinton is supported by a majority of the public, some by wide margins….

…of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment publicly. But Comey himself answered that when he admitted that his motives were political—he wanted the public to know, before election…

…to overpay executives without having to comply with any of the accountability measures that are pressed on public schools that are underfunded. Betsy DeVos knows nothing about public education, knows…

…Public Option and Medicare. I start to get edgy when people talk about the Public Option, Universal Coverage, Single Payor, Medicare-For-All, etc. as they do not really define it and…

…of wages. Collective bargaining was not an issue for the public works projects of the New Deal because both major political parties in the U.S. — and the courts —…

…that their tax money is misspent by incompetent or corrupt public officials. Not surprisingly, the belief that government is wasteful reduces public support for government programs. But the claim that…

…cities had at least one law that restricted begging in public. Fifty-five percent of these cities have one or more laws prohibiting sitting or lying down in public and 51%…