- 'We Have Met the Enemy, and It is Us:' Why We Don't Have Better Candidates
- Why Is American Politics So Religious and Divisive?
- Apparently Voters Don't Know Much About the People They Vote For
- Conspiracy Theory Poll Results
- Blast from the Past: People Aren't Smart Enough for Democracy to Flourish, Scientists Say
- AZ state senator tied to school confrontation—"An Arizona school is considering hiring armed guards after an influential state senator barged into a classroom and verbally threatened a teacher over a dispute involving his teenage grandson."
- 'Rude' lawmaker Louie Gohmert pulls rank on cops over parking ticket
- Todd Akin, Allen West Lavished Government Money On Staff After Losing Reelection
- Alaska Rep. Don Young rebuked over slur—"My father had a ranch; we used to have 50-60 wetbacks to pick tomatoes."
- Texas Sheriff Threw Latino Men in Jail for 39 Days -- No Charges, No Hearing, No Probable Cause
- Conservative Media Watchdog Questions Whether African-American Host Is Dark Enough
- "Illegal Immigrant" Is Now Out, But AP Doesn't Tell Us What's In
- Border security quandary could kill immigration bill
- Missing Dallas teen accidentally deported to Colombia
- Suspicion in DA Murder Shifts to Aryan Brotherhood
- Why I Fear the Aryan Brotherhood—and You Should, Too
- Prison gangs a growing problem in Texas and nation—"Why would a violent white supremacist from Colorado escape to Texas?"
- Pastor to rabbi, imam: U.S. is a 'Christian nation' but we 'let' you worship
- Proposal would allow state religion in North Carolina—"A bill filed by Republican lawmakers would allow North Carolina to declare an official religion, in violation of the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Bill of Rights, and seeks to nullify any federal ruling against Christian prayer by public bodies statewide."
- GOP Lawmakers In North Carolina Want To Make It Harder To Get A Divorce
- Dr, Deandre Poole: 'I Was Doing My Job'—His fault apparently was underestimating how close-mindedly stupid Christianists have gotten.
- Conservatives freak out after Google honors Cesar Chavez on Easter—Case in point.
