Daily blogs
With Election Day in the rearview mirror, the Republican Party has conflicted feelings.
The gubernatorial wins in Virginia (expected) and New Jersey (a bit of a surprise) are reassuring. But New York’s 23rd Congressional District, where party infighting helped Democratic candidate Bill Owens, sits out there like a big warning sign.
To recap that race: Conservative Party […]
Dante Chinni | Project Director
Governor Jennifer Granholm signed a schools budget that contained included a reduction of $165 per student and slashed $51 million in extra funds for 39 districts. Soon after, Granholm ordered another $127-per-student cut because of falling revenue.
“The cuts would have been even worse if the state didn’t have $450 million in federal stimulus money to […]
Eden Stiffman | Ann Arbor, MI
On December 2nd, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin will speak to a capacity crowd at the College of the Ozarks, just 30 miles south of Nixa. According to an October 20th press release, “The ticket line quickly filled, consuming all tickets available to the public.”
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow wasted no time in ridiculing a place […]
John Schmalzbauer | Nixa, MO
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A Capital Offence
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American Free Enterprise - Some Thoughts
- Ray San Fratello | 10.15.2009
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How are we doing?
- Kevin Holsapple | 08.28.2009
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Culture Wars Heat Up
- Donald King | 07.30.2009
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Returning to the National Spotlight, Governor Jindal Questions Health Care Reform?
- Robert Goidel | 07.22.2009
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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
