By Robert Reich
Anyone who says you can get rich through gambling is a fool or a knave. Multiply the size of the prize by your chance of winning it and you’ll always get a number far lower than what … Read more »
US Likely to Intervene in Syria
By Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Intervention is likely, and the United States won’t wait as long as it did in Bosnia.
The interventionist liberals of the Obama administration were a doleful bunch last … Read more »
By Associated Press
Gov. Scott Walker quietly signed a set of contentious GOP bills barring abortion coverage through health insurance exchanges, requiring doctors to consult privately with women seeking abortions and mandating sex education teachers stress abstinence.
Walker, a Republican, … Read more »
Associated Press.
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker quietly signed a set of contentious GOP bills barring abortion coverage through health insurance exchanges, requiring doctors to consult privately with women seeking abortions and mandating sex education teachers stress abstinence.
Walker, a … Read more »
By Nancy L. Cohen, Rolling Stone
Congratulations, Republicans! The tents have been struck and Mitt Romney will be your nominee. But before you pop the champagne, the women of America have a message for you: Welcome back to 1992 – … Read more »
By Jackie Calmes. New York Times.
WASHINGTON — For decades, Republicans have railed every four years against the Supreme Court and its perceived liberal activism to spur conservatives to elect presidents who will appoint like-minded justices. Now strategists in both … Read more »
By Public Lands Team on Apr 3, 2012 at 4:00 pm
By Jessica Goad, Manager of Research and Outreach, Center for American Progress Action Fund.
In the last few months, Republican presidential candidates from Mitt Romney to Rick Santorum have … Read more »
By David R. Dow, The Daily Beast
If the Supreme Court Justices dump the Affordable Care Act, writes David Dow, we should dump them., Tim Sloan, AFP / Getty Images
You think the idea is laughable? Thomas Jefferson disagreed with … Read more »
By PAUL KRUGMAN – New York Times.
Nobody knows what the Supreme Court will decide with regard to the Affordable Care Act. But, after this week’s hearings, it seems quite possible that the court will strike down the “mandate” — … Read more »
New York Times -Editorial.
Congressman Paul Ryan, the author of the House Republican budget, is not the first politician to go long on promises and short on details. But his budget, which passed the House last week with no Democratic … Read more »
