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Newt's Legacy of Meanness Outdatednew

Attack-dog politics should be retired in Georgia.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Editorial Board  |  05-18-2011  |  Commentary

Nikki Haley Looks Like a "No" on Newt Endorsementnew

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has been excitedly interviewing prospective presidential candidates as she looks for the suitor best-positioned to receive her prized endorsement. She even took a call from Trump.
Charleston City Paper  |  Greg Hambrick  |  05-17-2011  |  Elections

Rise of the Obamabots

It was tempting, when Obama's Democrats swept into office in 2008, to think that the bad old days were coming to an end. I wasn't looking for any favors, just a swing of the political pendulum back to the Clinton years when it was still OK to be a liberal. But I didn't count on the cult of personality around Barack Obama.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  05-16-2011  |  Commentary

Who Will Republicans Try to Scare Us With Now?new

I don't rejoice at Osama bin Laden's death, but I'm relieved he is dead.
Charleston City Paper  |  Will Moredock  |  05-11-2011  |  Commentary

Running on Emptynew

Nearly a third of top management jobs in the Colorado Springs government are vacant pending the election of a strong mayor.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Pam Zubeck  |  05-09-2011  |  Politics

John McCain Now Embraces America's Sworn Enemynew

During the 2008 election, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said that our military intervention in the Arab world was the primary motivation behind terrorist acts like 9/11. Why did Paul say this? Because Osama bin Laden said it. Because the 9/11 Commission report said it. Because CIA intelligence said it. Yet when Paul explained this, fellow candidate and eventual Republican nominee John McCain excoriated the Texas congressman and suggested that he was indirectly giving aid and comfort to the enemy, Al-Qaeda.
Charleston City Paper  |  Jack Hunter  |  05-09-2011  |  Commentary

Canadian Election: NDP Stunner Changes the Gamenew

A political shift is taking place, and Monday night we saw the next essential phase that will result in Canada finally getting a pro-environment, pro-fairness, pro-peace and prosperity government.
NOW Magazine  |  Michael Hollett  |  05-05-2011  |  Politics

Nebraska's 'Most-Radical' State Senatornew

Talking life, death and guns with Mark Christensen, Nebraska’s most-radical state senator.
The Reader  |  Andrew Norman  |  05-04-2011  |  Politics

Hope and Trembling at Ground Zeronew

The day after President Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden, I took the subway to the site of the World Trade Center.
INDY Week  |  Chris Robinson  |  05-04-2011  |  Commentary

Why America Deserves President Trumpnew

An egotistical jerk-in-chief would match our pompous, arrogant attitude.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Joeff Davis  |  05-04-2011  |  Commentary

Conservatives Hold On To Power In Canadanew

Stephen Harper’s Conservatives have won enough seats in the 2011 federal election to hold on to power. Jack Layton's NDP to form official Opposition
The Georgia Straight  |  Stephen Hui  |  05-02-2011  |  Elections

A Guide To Canada's Political Galaxynew

As Canada holds nationwide elections, here are some short and hopefully sweet explanations of the basic concepts.
SEE Magazine  |  Angela Brunschot and Maurice Tougas  |  05-02-2011  |  Elections

After Bin Ladennew

Crowds of people celebrating in the street? People shouting "USA! USA!" as though we'd just won the World Cup? This is no day for celebration. It's a day for somber reflection.
City Newspaper  |  Mary Anna Towler  |  05-02-2011  |  Commentary

Pawlenty Wants Nikki Haley's votenew

With her endorsement very much in play, Gov. Nikki Haley recently told The Associated Press what she was looking for from her potential GOP primary dates. Specifically, she wants a little help challenging the pro-union forces who want to scuttle Boeing's major Dreamliner facility here in Charleston. Actually, she wants a lot of help.
Charleston City Paper  |  Greg Hambrick  |  04-29-2011  |  Politics

Let's Make a Deal: Coalition Governments May Be Canada's Futurenew

Coalition has become a dirty word in Canadian politics, but they may actually be more democratic than the mess we have now.
VUE Weekly  |  Samantha Power  |  04-28-2011  |  Elections

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