Elections
Romney on Obama: Won By Making Big Effort on Small Things
Gifts to target groups, if you will, the former GOP nominee said
Romney Blames Loss on Obama's "Gifts" to Voting Blocs
Because, you know, Romney didn't promise much of the same for his own
Romney/Ryan First Ticket Since 1972 Where Both Home States Were Not Won
Not much good news coming out of post-game analysis
The Campaign Mitt Romney Could Have Run
The malleability of Mitt Romney's political persona was widely-and correctly, I think-viewed as a weakness of his campaign.
Did Freedom Win?
Obama's supporters seem to think it's enough to put this extraordinary man in office.
Pelosi and House Democrats Gleeful Over Allen West's Exit
The Tea Party darling's comedic contributions will be missed
Guy With Romney-Ryan Face Tattoo Says He's "Cool With" It
Eric Hartsburg will never forget the 2012 presidential campaign.
Jindal Criticizes "Dumbed Down" GOP
Wants party to stop appearing to care only about the rich
The Right Should Re-rethink Presidential Power
Hard as it may be to remember, conservatives were the original opponents of the Imperial Presidency.
Pot Legalizer Wins $25 Million LOTTO Jackpot
Bob Erb has been buying lottery tickets for 43 years, and his persistence finally paid off.
Election Mysteries: The Big Blue Driftless Area
What Mitt Romney and a glacier have in common.
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. Improves Reputation of Congress by Entering Plea Bargain Talks
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-Ill.) won re-election to Congress while cooling his jets in rehab.
Libertarian 'Spoiler' Alert! Seven Democratic Victories in Which the LP Candidate Received More Than the Margin of Defeat
On Friday, Garrett Quinn pointed out two congressional races in which a Libertarian Party candidate received considerably more votes than the margin separating a winning Democrat from a losing Republican: Massachusetts' 6th District (48.3%-47.3%-4.5%** for Rep. John Tierney over Richard Tisei and Daniel Fishman), and Utah's 4th District (49.3%-48.1%-2.6%** for Rep. Jim Matheson over Mia Love and Jim Vein).
George Will Says GOP Should Turn Libertarian While David Frum Bromances Social Cons
Over the weekend at the Wash Post, George Will says that the GOP needs to channel its inner libertarian.
Meet the Members of Congress Who Will Make Marijuana Reform an Issue in 2013
Now that Colorado and Washington state have legalized recreational marijuana, it's time to consider what Washington, D.C. will do about it.
Will Romney Be Last Republican Presidential Hopeful Trying to Run Up Margins Among White Voters?
Since Richard Nixon Republicans have relied on overwhelming margins among white voters, but it doesn't look like it's going to work anymore
Prohibition: The Real Reefer Madness
The nation's drug warriors plow ahead, driven by fear of a world where addicts clog the gutters.
Secession Petitions From 20 States on White House Website
If 25,000 sign a petition the White House is required to respond
Grover Norquist Offers His Assessment of Why Obama Won
It's because the President called Romney a "poopy face"
Allen West Still Behind Patrick Murphy in Partial Recount
The Tea Party darling is ready to pursue whatever legal action may be available
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer Not a Fan of the Electoral College
Says it is disappointing only a few states determine who will be elected
Libertarians vs. Conservatives: "We've seen some real progress"
Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds, responding to wailing and gnashing of teeth among many conservatives in the wake of last week's election.
The Election's Unanswered Question
There is one message that is yet to be heard by most voters.
Charles Darwin Gets 4,000 Votes Against Christian Conservative Congressman
Said evolution was a lie from "the pit of hell."
Sources: Consultants Ran Roughshod over Romney Campaign Efforts
Mitt losing a job due to consultant advice? Imagine that.
Cascade of New Regulations May Come with Obama's New Term
Election politics led to a backlog
San Diego's Market-Oriented Reforms in Hands of Hostile Mayor
Well, it was nice while it lasted
GOP, Democrats Strengthened State Legislative Control in Their Strongholds
Are the two major parties becoming regional?
