2015 State of the Union: The Good, the Bad, and the Missed Opportunities
Obama made some good points, some big omissions, and got some things just plain wrong.
Obama made some good points, some big omissions, and got some things just plain wrong.
Lackluster Democratic campaigns, coupled with vote-suppressing maneuvers, gave the GOP its edge in the midterm elections.
The new Republican majority could complicate Obama’s efforts to move forward on the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
Some Republicans want to end an Obama directive that lets undocumented teens and young adults temporarily work, study, and live legally in the United States.
Republican politicians with presidential ambitions are suddenly treating people who can’t make ends meet a priority.
The Supreme Court’s Shelby ruling aids a Republican plan to win more elections without winning support from more voters.
Billionaires expect better returns than Karl Rove pulled off on Election Day.
Records show that a Republican running for county commissioner in Texas has been casting ballots there and in Pennsylvania.
Texas won’t accept your student ID for voting, but your gun permit will do just fine.
Sorry, folks, but the ladder is temporarily out of order.
Without serious accountability, the rallying cry for more “job creation” is likely to amount to nothing more than empty rhetoric.
White America is slowly returning to normal. It’s a shade poorer normal to be sure, but normal all the same. The Black Economy, on the other hand, is still in full-blown recession.
Republicans are embracing a dangerous Marxist philosophy.
Republican firebrands want to set Romney’s agenda.
No contraception, no child care, no equal rights, no abortion.