On election night at Fox News there was one question that was asked over and over by desperate anchors, experts and reporters alike:
Why had the American people ignored the Benghazi story? Or to be more specific, why had their fellow citizens reelected this President despite sweeping coverage of a scandal that conservative media promised would end Obama’s career – if it didn’t put him behind bars first?
It’s a damn good question. Read the rest of this entry »
Republicans are convinced they need to work on messaging, not policy, in order to win national elections. A look at the sister cities of Portland and Vancouver illustrate why they may be wrong. Read the rest of this entry »
In which I travel to the the most prestigious social-conservative shindig of the year to ask the question, is there any way we can become one country again? Read the rest of this entry »
As the GOP looks to defund programs that assist victims of rape and domestic abuse, it puts them on the losing end of both history and national elections. Read the rest of this entry »
The call for ideological consistency is on the rise on both sides of the aisle. But is that a good thing?
Tod Kelly 