The Washington Post: If You Don’t Get It, You Don’t Get It
I was late getting started this morning because the Post
Comments Are Now Operational
We have resolved some initial difficulties and our comments sections
The Battle of the Bulge on the Campaign Trail
Over the years, I've written numerous papers about how candidates'
Quell the Exaggeration
A much-discussed study by the National Endowment for the Arts
How (Ideologically) Different is a Rur’l Republican Texan from an Urban Democratic New Yawker?
How polarized is the American electorate? According to Fiorina et
Why Endorsements Matter in Presidential Nominations
In the New York Times last week, Michael Powell looked
My Niece, Canine Variety
I love dogs, and my "frivolity"-category posts will probably reflect
The Long-Term Economic Cost of Wars
Recent days have brought a shower of media attention to
Do Political Ads Affect Voters?
Gregory Huber and Kevin Arceneaux figured out a better way
Polls Find Voters Weighing Issues vs. Electability
When voters in a primary (or caucus) cast their votes,