Month: January 2014

Virginia GOP’s Civil War Heats Up

In the emerging Republican civil war, it’s difficult to root for either side. The Establishment is sick and tired of losing elections, while the Tea Baggers are done with empty rhetoric and broken promises. In Virginia,...

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Taking Over This Joint

In the main, I agree with Scott Lemieux’s argument: In other words, in the context of whisteblowing (as opposed to elections), opponents of the contemporary national security state are allies of liberalism even if they...

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Bedlam in the Bayou

Louisiana politics, going all the way back to Huey Long, seem to have always been a dispiriting (if often entertaining) exercise in corruption and disappointment. It will be no different when Sen. David Vitter gears up his...

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Don’t Let the Door Hit You in the Ass

Someone has touchy feelings: In a radio interview last week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) made some disparaging comments about pro-life conservatives, stating they had “no place in the state of New York because that’s not who New...

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