Call it the campaign cycle’s rite of spring: Politicians always seem to sprout up behind a university commencement lectern this time of year — but especially during presidential elections.
Don’t rewire filibuster rules
It is hard to disagree with the headline on Bill Galston and Mark McKinnon’s op-ed in The Hill on Jan. 17: Time for up-or-down votes in Senate on appointees. The … read more »
Debate gives Cain chance to shift narrative away from scandal
Herman Cain has his first real opportunity to shift his campaign’s narrative back to his popular 9–9–9 economic plan at Wednesday night’s presidential debate.
Most Dems who backed ‘clean’ debt hike rejected final deal
More than half of the 114 House Democrats who signed a letter vowing to support a “clean” increase to the nation’s debt ceiling rejected the final deal earlier this week.