Notes from an Alabama Rally Super Tuesday may be over, but the Republican primary is still open and heating up in Mississippi and Alabama — two states holding their primaries this week. This “Deep South Super Tuesday” of sorts is…
Karen Petrou is the Managing Partner of Federal Financial Analytics, a private company providing analysis on regulations affecting the financial industry.
From the courtroom to the campaign trail, media sensationalism is disguised as non-biased reporting.
At the Republican Iowa caucus in January, vendors sold buttons featuring a variety of slogans. “Give Me Liberty, Not Debt,” read some. “Legalize the Constitution,” demanded others. The clashing slogans were more than just a memorabilia mash-up; they spoke, as…
A rookie governor, voter outrage and a clash between workers and union-busting billionaires have transformed placid, historically progressive Wisconsin into one of the fiercest American political battlefields in decades. Last month, those seeking to oust Republican governor Scott Walker –…
On the TLC reality television program “19 Kids and Counting,” Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar chronicle their lives raising nineteen children on a sprawling Arkansas ranch. The Duggars adhere to a fundamentalist evangelical movement known as Quiverfull, which implores…
The presidential nomination process is a haphazard mess of primaries and caucuses that developed over years of tinkering and reform. Spread over a period of months, between states differing vastly in size, location, and demographics, the primary system forces candidates…
