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Let’s “out” your men, that we might know them! Genesis 19:5 when are they going to out Obama?? [Sinclair has also asked: why would Young—whom he had never met—initiate these calls by contacting him on cell phone numbers known only in the Obama camp? Furt
The fact that until today Senator Feinstein had no serious challenger confirms that under the old system, only money and party seniority mattered. That’s about to change. Levitt has a doctorate in computing from MIT, and was a researcher at the MIT Media
One Way Forward: The Outsider's Guide to Fixing the Republic, A New Byliner Original by Lawrence Lessig. View Photo »
That's a big number. There's clearly 13 red states and 13 blue states that could block anything extreme
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Something is clearly rotten in our Republic. Americans have lost faith in their politicians to a greater degree than ever, resigning themselves to the best Congress money can buy. It doesn't matter whether the
The second anniversary of the Citizens United decision ignited a firestorm of activism. The astonishing ad buys of the newly constituted Super PACs make the most jaded political observers do a double take. From Buddy Roemer, the ignored Dem-turned-Republ
Mitt Romney, in his struggle to wrap up the 2012 Republican nomination for the Presidency, has presented himself as an outsider. During an exchange with Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House, at a recent Republican debate, Romney declared that “
The number to watch is not the putative US$100 billion ($119.6 billion) valuation but the 845 million users that Facebook now claims to have. The observation that if Facebook were a country then it would be the third most populous on the planet has becom
The number to watch is not the putative $100bn valuation but the 845 million users that Facebook now claims to have. The observation that if Facebook were a country then it would be the third most populous on the planet has become a cliche, but underpinn
Lawrence Lessig (born June 3, 1961) is an American academic and political activist. He is a professor of law at Stanford Law School and founder of its Center for Internet and Society, who announced in December, 2008, that he would re-join the faculty at Harvard Law School. Lessig is a founding board member of Creative Commons, a board member of... Full Article
That's a big number. There's clearly 13 red states and 13 blue states that could block anything extreme
