"Victory" not necessarily being literal, as in winning the White House (though I'm going to include that as an option anyway), but being a major step forward and something to legitimately build on. 5% of the popular vote? 10% of the popular … [Continue reading] about What would be considered a Libertarian Party “victory” in November?
Perceptions of Bias in the Media
Being the Centrist that I am gives me a different perspective on most political and social matters than most people. Of course I like to think that I have a more honest and objective perspective, but maybe I'm all wet... you never know, do … [Continue reading] about Perceptions of Bias in the Media
Report Card: Celebrity Politicians
Let's review a handful of random celebrity politicians. Historically, I have always been in the camp that wanted pure outsiders. I wanted people who weren't brought up in the system to the point that the system was all they knew. I was leery of … [Continue reading] about Report Card: Celebrity Politicians
Supreme Court: Second thoughts?
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) is showing signs of cracking. The nomination of Merrick Garland is still in limbo. Grassley, the Republicans, and Grassley's Senate Judiciary Committee have thus far held fast at stalling Garland's nomination. Some … [Continue reading] about Supreme Court: Second thoughts?
Justice Department says it will end use of private prisons
This is a big deal. Finally, we seem to be making some headway back into rational thinking. Or... are we? I'm not so sure. Granted, I'm naturally very skeptical, but I feel that I have reason to be. How many times has our government said it … [Continue reading] about Justice Department says it will end use of private prisons