Politics Archive
Archives for June 2015
Hillary Clinton’s emails pull back the curtain on international relations.
“Can I go? If not, who are we sending?”
“In Germany, growth is the reward for virtuous economics, and the word for ‘guilt’ and ‘debt’ is the same.”
“Over these 33 years my income increased thanks to hard work and experience,” Jeb writes.
Obama’s overall approval rating highest in years.
“Three policemen held out the flag and inspected it, grinning, acknowledging immediately that these were definitely dildos and butt plugs.”
The former Israeli ambassador’s anti-Obama book tour is spending a lot of time on Obama’s Muslim daddy issues. And it’s a problem.
The Confederate flag isn’t about heritage. It’s about cake.
This is what $7.6 billion got the US.
How many Americans would Obama’s proposed overtime fix really affect?
The 91-year-old rolled out yet another awkward line, this time about the Supreme Court decision.
This chart will probably surprise you.
The euro has plunged Greece and Spain into years-long depressions that their leaders are powerless to end.
Chris Christie has had an epic fall from grace. That’s because Republicans don’t like what he has to say — about himself or them.
The New Jersey governor is a foreign policy hawk, a tax-cutter, and has straddled the line on social issues.