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America's Republican Party Is Self Destructing
Republican Dede Scozzafava's challenges did not come from her Democratic opponent Bill Owens but from neocons within her own party supporting conservative Doug Hoffman. more...
Bipartisan Health Care Reform May Be Dead
Taking the offensive, liberal Democrats have turned to partisan politics and indicated there's no need for Republican support to pass a comprehensive health care bill. more...
Senator Arlen Specter Switches Party Affiliation
By giving President Barack Obama a virtual filibuster proof Senate, PA Senator Arlen Specter has presented fundamental problems within the Republican Party. more...
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Did the States Elections Damage the President
By: Curt Guillory
Did some key Republican election victories affect President Obama's political influence, or did they simply reveal a change in public ideals? more...
By: Jason Chavis
R.T. Rybak gained prominence as the mayor of the largest city in Minnesota. He now puts his sights to the governorship of the state. more...
By: Curt Guillory
Congressional Democrats are in damage control mode as the national insurance industry released a damning study aimed at killing the pending health care bill. more...
A Brief Overview of Libertarianism
By: Laney Traylor
As Americans become increasingly disenchanted with the "us vs. them" mentality of a two-party political system, many are exploring Libertarianism as an alternative. more...
Representative Joe Wilson of South Carolina
By: Mathew Seiller
The outburst of Joe Wilson was off-color to some Democrats in Congress. However, Representative Wilson's comment pales in comparison to two historical senators outbursts more...
No Bridging this Partisan Divide
By: Heath Lenoble
The media has said that the partisan bickering in the United States has reached new levels of vitriol, but the war has been raging since the nation was founded. more...
Gerrymandering Remains Tool to Protect Congress
By:
John Seidenberg
The 2010 Census gives states the chance to remap congressional districts. But some observers think House members could be more responsive to voters with different views. more...
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