“Did Perry Even Qualify for Tonight’s Debate?”
Hmmm.
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Supreme Court Denies Cert.in NH Libertarian Party Case
See this AP story and this story from Richard Winger..
“When Eisgruber laughed and said that it was unlikely the current Supreme Court would consider the Watergate affair an exercise of free speech, Stevens replied, ‘Are you sure?'”
Justice Stevens speaks on the Supreme Court, money and politics.
Irony Dept.
Gerstein: Obama WH open government counsel declines interview request to discuss #FOIA policy with Federal Times http://bit.ly/qq2GlH #cantmakethisup
“Name That District contest: Maryland’s 3rd “
The Fix reports.
“Florida Law Tightens Voting Rules, Angers Advocates”
NPR reports.
“Electoral Regulations at Stake in 13 Sec. of State Races”
Governing reports.
“Karl Rove vs. the Koch brothers”
Politico: “Republicans worry that the emerging rivalry between the two deepest-pocketed camps in the conservative movement could undercut their party’s chances of taking the Senate and White House in 2012.”
“‘Frumpy’ Bookkeeper Accused of Bilking Democrats for Millions”
Bloomberg on Durkee.
“Judge’s ruling allows Nov. 1 election ballots to be sent to inactive voters”
The Denver Post reports.
“Inquirer Editorial: Don’t make it hard to vote”
Opinion from Pa.
“California redistricting means many lawmakers might move”
The Sacramento Bee reports.
“The Growing Demand for a Third Party Candidate”
Douglas Schoen has written this Politico oped.
“GOP lawyer opens referendum process on initiative bill”
SacBee: A possible Chuck Bell referendum on the bill limiting initiatives.