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I’ll be updating this post tonight with a few updates, but frankly you’re much better off following the links and watching the network of your choice. UPDATE: There are some points of interest in the WSJ’s note on allegations of … Continue reading →

The Times looks like it will have data-packed information on election night, so I’ll probably spend a lot of time over here on election night. Real Clear Politics will also be a hot spot. Politico should also have some great … Continue reading →

Transparency International recently released is 2010 report on perceived levels of public sector corruption in 178 countries.  More information is here.  The U.S. comes in at 22.

From the Times. For all the artifice and attack ads, political campaigns still rely on dedicated workers who set aside their lives, sometimes without pay, to drive the elderly to the polls, to network with wealthy donors, to pipe up … Continue reading →

Who’s looking to move up if the House, as expected, switches parties?  Roll Call. Unions have a program to educate future candidates.  NY Times. Campaign literature found its way into employee paycheck envelopes.  NY Times.   Citizens United, anyone? October surprise?  … Continue reading →