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Decision Time for Michigan and Florida
Posted By: Josh Goodman | May 30, 2008
Tomorrow the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee meets to resolve the problem of Florida and the problem of Michigan. I say "problem&...
Categories: National Politics , Parties & Interest Groups

It Gets Worse For Gibbons
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 30, 2008
The Las Vegas Sun reports on how support for Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons is weakening among state Republicans in the midst of his divorce fight. ...
Categories: State Offices

Why Wait?
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 30, 2008
Two of my favorite strands in one item: a knock on Rod Blagojevich coupled with speculation about 2010. Eric Zorn of the Chicago Tribune advises Illinois ...
Categories: State Offices

The Crazy Life
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 30, 2008
Seemingly washed up pop singers certainly have a lot of options these days. They can appear as a guest "mentor" on American Idol, ...
Categories: National Politics

All Politics Is Super Local
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 30, 2008
Michigan is bound to be a battleground state in presidential voting this year, so the local media are already making their guesses about how local ...
Categories: National Politics

Slow Count
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 29, 2008
Oregon's primary was on May 20, but it's still too soon to call the result on Measure 53, which seeks to clarify state law regarding seized crime-scene ...
Categories: Ballot Measures

Obama Was Right
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 29, 2008
Survey says Americans admit to being bitter. The workplace poll also found that nearly half (45.1%) of US workers admit to being "bitter" because "the political ...
Categories: Polls

Down the Road
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 29, 2008
Lou Jacobson previews some of the 2010 races for governor, looking largely through the lens of their potential effects on redistricting (which, as we all know, ...
Categories: State Offices

Johnson County Jockeying
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 29, 2008
Several state legislators from Johnson County, Kansas' largest and wealthiest jurisdiction, have announced their resignations in recent weeks, opening up seats and causing the usual ...
Categories: State Offices

Politics as Usual Draws Protests
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | May 29, 2008
Thomas V. Miller III has been appointed to serve as a district judge in Maryland. His dad, Thomas V. Miller Jr., is president of the ...
Categories: State Offices

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