And from 1984 on, Democratic primary voting has characteristically divided along class lines – Michael Dukakis’ upscales against Richard Gephardt’s downs in 1988; Bill Clinton’s semi-populists against Paul Tsongas’ professionals in 1992; Al Gore’s...

9th, 10th century. Those Muslins sure have a way spreading the pixie dust.. I always move Scientific America magazines to the Children’s section...or Mythology (tooth fairy). They believe that "Science is to important to leave to the Scientists" thus we...

Romney’s the favorite to win the March 6 Massachusetts primary, too. Santorum’s emphasis on social issues isn’t a good fit for the Bay State. But here’s the kicker: All major party candidates back to 1972 also won their home states in the general...

Alesan Dawkins Comes the Revolution By Richard Reeves Pay Close Attention to China By Eugene Robinson Google Caught Tracking Apple Users Santorum’s Super PAC Backer Makes a Sexist Gaffe, Walks It Back Gay Marriage Bill Awaits Governor’s Call in N.J....

While Santorum is a very polarizing figure, there is no alternative left. One reason is that he doesn't connect. Ordinary people can imagine having a drink with some of these people but not Romney. He's like Al Gore and Michael Dukakis in that respect.

All the GOP actors who are crazy now aren't going to magically regain sanity of their own accord four years from now.Delete Admittedly, defining the potential field of candidates is tricky - but I am not quite sure I see why Al Gore and John Kerry both...