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Chamber of Commerce Should Apologize for Attack on Wife of Walker Prosecutor
The Chamber apparently thinks that “foul is fair,” but that is not the way we have done it in Wisconsin.
The “Long Con”
The occupation of another nation, against its will, must also be a war crime, yes?
International Law Versus US Democratic Practice
The media cannot be relied upon to educate the citizenry on the role of lobbies.
Governors Behaving Badly Give Their States a Unique Place in American History
As long as there has been politics and money, there has been corruption.
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A Campaign Primer: Native American Voters Count
Political influence for Native Americans and Indian tribes has grown in federal elections in recent years. Native voters often make the difference in certain races. What are the implications …
The New Realpolitik
The re-emergence of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and his latest book, “World Order,” has prompted accolades and resentments from across the political spectrum.
Democracy Under the Gun Across Asia
Democratization is taking a hit elsewhere in Asia, though a few bright spots have emerged.
If a Senator Can’t Report Sexual Harassment Without Backlash, Who Can?
Women, even those in power, have to walk a tricky tightrope of not wanting to seem too “sensitive” while at the same time standing up for themselves in the …
Losing Heads and Sending Arms
This was the ISIS in Iraq.
Lawmakers and School Officials: Stay Out of Our Bodily Wastes
Being poor was the only suspicion needed.