“Democrats Cry Foul Over Wednesday’s Other Filibuster”
NYT’s “The Caucus” reports.
Monthly Archives: March 2013
“Obama Choice for Labor Secretary Said to Be Justice’s Perez”
Bloomberg: “President Barack Obama is close to choosing Thomas Perez, currently the assistant U.S. attorney general for civil rights, to be labor secretary, according to two people familiar with the matter.”
“Proposed N.Y. Regulations On Nonprofits and Elections ‘Risk Chilling Legitimate Advocacy'”
“Corporate Political Spending: A Resource”
New from The Conference Board.
Brief of Initiative Scholars and Others in Prop 8 Case
Here.
“Bloody Sunday, the Voting Rights Act, and the Movement of History”
“Washington Voting Rights Act advances to state Senate”
“Fairfax GOP fighting to get von Spakovsky back on election board”
Watchdog.org reports.
[Brian] Schoeneman [chosen instead of von Spakovsky] said “Democrats may feel they won (in removing von Spakovsky), but there isn’t going to be a whole lot of daylight between Hans and myself on the issue of voter… Continue reading
“Political partisanship mirrors public”
USA Today: “Americans who blame Washington politicians for the polarization and gridlock of the nation’s politics might want to look in the mirror: Like the elected officials they decry, voters tend to automatically retreat into partisan camps even when they… Continue reading
“The Today Show: Obama criticized for ties to lucrative non-profit”
“Obama bundlers closely tied to influence industry”
“Grassroots, Big Money”
Read David Firestone on OFA and improper influence over the executive branch.
“Bad Facts, Sad Story: 86-Year-Old Woman Charged with Voter Fraud”
A ChapinBlog.
“Looking for love online costs election worker Web access”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Ken Spruce was looking for love and it cost him his right to use the Internet at work – plus one day’s pay. That’s the outcome of disciplinary action against the Hamilton County Board of Elections employee… Continue reading