As GOP Splits, Whose Side Is Fox News On?
With declarations of a conservative civil war being proclaimed this week, political combatants on the right are picking sides between Continue reading
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Accounting of dark money puts Adelson election spending at $155 million
Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino magnate and emblem of the Citizens United-era of campaign finance, spent gobs of money on Continue reading
RNC’s Priebus Proposes to Rig Electoral College so Losing Republicans Can ‘Win’
Fresh from claiming the GOP’s 2012 run was “a great campaign—a nine-month campaign” that only went awry at the end, Continue reading
Thanks To Gerrymandering, Democrats Would Need To Win The Popular Vote By Over 7 Percent To Take Back The House
As of this writing, every single state except Hawai’i has finalized its vote totals for the 2012 House elections, and Continue reading
Is Conservative Media One Big “Racket”?
As Republicans continue to try to make sense of their recent election losses, the finger pointing is becoming more intense. Continue reading
How the Mainstream Press Bungled the Single Biggest Story of the 2012 Campaign
Post-mortems of contemporary election coverage typically include regrets about horserace journalism, he-said-she-said stenography, and the lack of enlightening stories about Continue reading
GOP’s ‘Right-to-Work’ push in Michigan is pure partisan politics
Michigan governor Rick Snyder will decide tomorrow whether or not to sign a so-called “right to work” bill that was Continue reading
California could serve as a model for election reform
The lessons of the 2012 election are still being learned, but here’s one we already know: We need to do Continue reading
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