Daily blogs
The November vote is still a long way off, but the dominant perception in Washington is that the coming midterms will be very good for the Republican Party.
That very well may be true. But if there is a Republican tide rising for November, talking to people in Patchwork Nation communities indicates it may be less […]
Dante Chinni | Project Director
I’ve been trying to think back in the past to a time when things were as politically tumultuous as they are today. The closest I can come that I can personally remember was from the middle sixties up through the very early seventies.
Having been a college student in the Nixon era I have a […]
Kip Ward | Lincoln City, OR
After winning the January 19 election to fill the Massachusetts seat formerly held by the late Ted Kennedy, Scott Brown, the 41st Republican senator is already making moves to show Democrats what is at stake with the loss of their former 60-vote supermajority by being sworn in a week earlier than planned.
Student Democrats are grumbling […]
Eden Stiffman | Ann Arbor, MI
Recent blogs
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The End of Fair Elections
- James Rickman | 01.22.2010
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There is a spectrum
- John Schmalzbauer | 01.21.2010
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Big box loses … by a nose
- Kathy Heicher | 01.06.2010
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Health Care Reform, Midyear Budget Cuts, and the Louisiana Economy
- Robert Goidel | 12.20.2009
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American Free Enterprise - Some Thoughts
- Ray San Fratello | 10.15.2009
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Culture Wars Heat Up
- Donald King | 07.30.2009
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Obama offers optimism, but questions remain for cities
- Josh Wheeling | 02.25.2009
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When Second Place Matters
- Carter Hendricks | 06.02.2008
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Happenings in El Mirage
- Roy Delgado | 04.15.2008
