Politics Archive
Archives for November 2015
In early November, the EU put out new rules requiring that settlement-made goods be labeled. Now Israel is retaliating.
In 2010, Colorado Republican activists nominated someone party insiders didn’t like. The result was a devastating split in the party.
These rumors are completely unsubstantiated.
A pro-choice group petitioned the Obama administration to categorize attacks on abortion clinics as “domestic terrorism” last Wednesday — two days before the deadly shooting at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood.
Trump won’t win. But party clashes over nominations do happen.
A law designed to stop rich candidates from taking over did just the opposite.
An anecdote from Kentucky that perfectly sums up Obamacare’s biggest political weakness.
A policy that could produce less crime and incarceration.
One panelist predicts “the fragmentation of Iraq, a war between Shia and Sunni.”
The TPP’s e-commerce chapter bans rules requiring the disclosure of software source code.
A Federalist plot to deny Thomas Jefferson the presidency threw the nation into crisis.
Most people think politicians will say anything to get elected. But research shows they generally follow through on what they say they’ll do.
Donald Trump may not like this.
New negative ads from outside groups have been released.