“It was never my intention to split the Republican vote.”

Remember way back in October of 2009 — it feels like a million years ago to me — when Sarah Palin shocked the establishment by endorsing, on her facebook page, conservative Doug Hoffman over the GOP-chosen candidate Dede Scozzafava in the race to replace Rep. John McHugh? President Obama had picked McHugh, a Republican, to serve as …

A Vet Returns to Iraq – As a Reporter This Time

Earlier this year TIME had the privilege of hosting an intern who was also a veteran of the war in Iraq. After graduating from Princeton, Jonathan “Nate” Rawlings became a captain in the Army and served two tours in Iraq, often commanding a gun truck through some of Iraq’s most dangerous regions. After that, he attended journalism …

Warning: U.S. Unsure About Terror Threat

Over the weekend, the U.S. State department warned Americans living in or traveling to Europe that “al Qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks” there. This is not news: scarcely a day has passed in nine years without someone from the White House, Homeland Security or the State department telling …

Welcome to Your Democracy

If you missed it yesterday, this New York Times article provides a wonderful (and entertaining) service to people trying to understand the political advertising on their televisions this campaign season.

Them for some larger context, see the Washington Post‘s latest offering on the outside-group game, where the dollar figures are …

Rahm’s Thesaurus

Who says the Internet is transforming politics? Just take a look at Rahm’s new campaign video. There it is on the desk, a paper reference book, Roget’s II, just like the one your grandfather used to use. And I think that’s a Merriam Webster dictionary. [Insert searching-for-the-right-profanity joke here.] And then there is Rahm, who is …

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