Survival Strategies of Governmentus Omnipotus
Government has evolved a variety of sophisticated survival strategies.
Government has evolved a variety of sophisticated survival strategies.
Only 28 percent view the federal government favorably
Approval ratings for Obama and Congress dropping
Swartz's case far from an anomaly
46 percent think the federal government is a threat to rights, 45 percent see it as a protector of rights
Not really a surprise
The president has fallen far short of promises to establish "an unprecedented level of openness in government."
So retired Gen. David Petraeus has resigned as CIA director in the wake of revelations of an affair and crazy email behavior on his part and that of his lover.
If they didn't elect crooks in Illinois they'd be at a loss
This trifecta gets trotted out whenever there's a hurricane, earthquake, or terrifying event.
Never let a good hurricane or "frankenstorm" go to waste, right?
Down from a record high 61 percent last summer. 67 percent of Democrats, meanwhile, want government to do more
Sure they're usually cozy, but sometimes love can turn to hate
State has nearly 7,000 local governmental agencies, more than even California or New York
If you want progress, stop cleaning up after the elephants (and donkeys).
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