Category: Politics

To me, the simplest, most important, and most often violated right is the simple right to be left alone. I think that's what the Supreme Court was grasping for …

OK, time for even more Massachusetts bashing... As is typical for big cities, Boston is in a bit of a financial bind. This is on top of the long …

The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution reads as follows:Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been …

Tony Blair's Labor Party recently hired John Kerry's spammer-in-chief, Zach Exley, to help shore up their online communications effort.London (CNSNews.com) - With a general election expected in less than …

It looks like Salazar is trying to play both sides of the fence. Claim to be for one thing when you need the votes, then magically change your mind …

In a story about Terri Shiavo case, James Joyner touches upon an interesting point: While we can quibble with the wording of the questions, the polling seems to indicate …

The Federal Election Commission held hearings on their proposed rules for the application of campaign finance rules to blogs and websites. Even with the rules currently being discussed group …

The Raw Story reports that Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) is calling for investigation into who distributed Schiavo talking points memo that ABC published. Good idea Senator! As the The …

I've written about the disgusting financial scandal in Massachusetts known as The Big Dig (14.7 Billion Scammed!), but Bruce over at Mass Backwards has the perspective of someone who …

Money and politics and the Internet. When the talk turns to politics online, how do you regulate who's paying to get out the message? Can you regulate it? I …