White House Correspondents Dinner a “Three-Ring Circus of Corporate-Sponsored Parties”
Here’s the Bloomberg report.
That description appears in the email promoting the article, but not in the article itself.
Monthly Archives: May 2014
“GOP Operative Pulls Election ‘Shenanigans’ In New York House Race”
Mother Jones:
“What kind of shenanigans are going on now?” That’s what Darin Robbins, a Green Party member in Corning, New York, thought when he learned that a stranger had circulated a petition to place his name on the… Continue reading
“States are Now Targets of Citizens United”
Byron Tau reports for Politico.
“Lawrence Lessig Starts a Super PAC”
Harnessing politics to change politics, as Heather likes to say.
CCP Wants DC to Get Rid of District’s Aggregate Contribution Limits
“Judicial Progress on Voter ID”
Josh Douglas at HuffPo.
“When Immigrant Voter Fraud Was Real”
Frank Wilkinson writes for Bloomberg View.
“Conyers might fail to qualify for ballot”
Aaron Blake:
Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.), who stands to become the longest-serving member of Congress if he wins reelection this year, might not even qualify for the ballot.
According to a new report in The Detroit News, two… Continue reading
“The Public Eye: Big business channels money to California’s moderate Democrats”
“Catch of the Day: More Voter Fraud Delusions”
“No, the South isn’t turning purple anytime soon”
Aaron Blake writes for WaPo.
“Shining a Spotlight on How the Laboratories of Democracy Are Administering Elections”
Must-Read Lyle Dennistion on SCOTUS Justices in the Public Realm
Over at SCOTUSBlog.
I’ve been working on a longer term empirical project about this. More to come at a later time.
“The voter fraud bogeyman: Editorial”
Star-Ledger editorial. Musical accompaniment.