Gingrich—despite losing in Florida—will not consider stepping aside, but would rather go down in flames all the way to the doorstep of the Republican convention.
Phillip Smith, Drug War Chronicle. November 28, 2011.
Gingrich's position on the drug war is so extreme he wants to emulate Singapore, where corporal punishment for minor offenses and the death penalty for drugs are policy.
The impact of a governing philosophy that refuses to provide a state's residents with basic services is causing a lot of pain in Texas right now. Thanks but no thanks, Newt.
David Koch's key operative, Tim Phillips, is moving to merge the religious right with the Tea Party movement -- just in time for the presidential race.
At a time when Democrats and Republicans are having a difficult time agreeing on anything, let's hope that we can come together to help end America's longest, unwinnable war.
David Min, Center for American Progress. November 20, 2010.
The resulting cuts would eviscerate basic services and protections offered by our federal government, and would increase unemployment and severely dampen economic growth.
The building of a Muslim community center two blocks from the site of the WTC has become the latest controversy in America's long fought religious wars.
We need to focus on those shadowy players who're pulling the strings from behind the scenes to impose their special interest over America's public interest.
