Category: Congress

NPR released poll results (further details here) today concerning national congressional races. There's a fair amount of detail but the number one conclusion is clear. The trend of voter …

The primary elections in Kentucky, Arkansas, Pennsylvania and Oregon will be fascinating to watch. A few thoughts on the races I find most interesting: Pennsylvania Democratic Senate Primary: Sestak …

Liberal blogger Greg Sargent has an interesting piece out today about Jonathan Alter's new book "The Promise". I haven't read the book but Sargent offers some interesting teasers from …

In my early days of blogging and column writing one of my most frequent topics was the war in Iraq. I was appalled by much of the media coverage …

The world's largest entity in terms of gross revenue had a bad month in April. The IRS collected only $245 billion dollars in April 2010 compared with collections of …

Charlie Crist, Kay Bailey Hutchison and Arlen Specter share one thing in common. During the glory days of early 2009, when President Obama was still basking in the full …

Now that it's been disclosed that the SEC commissioner's vote to sue Goldman Sachs for fraud came down to a party line vote, the action takes on the appearance …

It appears as if the concern about the 2010 mid term debacle that awaits Democrats in the House and Senate is going mainstream now. One of the AP's most …

Yeah, I know a polling firm can design and conduct a poll to fish practically any opinion they desire from the gullible, illiterate masses they routinely cull to produce …

After a week in the sun ObamaCare is showing some serious tan lines. The number crunchers forecasting tax collections from the new 10% levy on tanning booth revenue must …