The Specter switch is the big political news of the day.
Kos surveys the conservative reactions, and ends by recognizing the essential difference between the party's true believers and those few lonely voices who would like to win some elections.
A jaundiced look at the world we live in.
The Specter switch is the big political news of the day.
Kos surveys the conservative reactions, and ends by recognizing the essential difference between the party's true believers and those few lonely voices who would like to win some elections.
In an essay at Huffington Post, Michael Rowe considers the reasons for Specter's defection:
Recently, Republican Representative John Shadegg suggested that "sun spots" might be an explanation for rising global temperatures.
Gail Collins is at her best snarkiness in todays NYTimes column, in which she notes–among other things–that prosecutors rarely make good chief executives.
Those of us who lived in Indianapolis during the Goldsmith Administration could have told her that.
Pierre shares his most recent column from Real Clear Politics: