Noted. Noted.
A fractured death penalty ruling, the Pentagon's pimping pundits, campus antisweatshop campaigns and Guggenheims for Nation poets.
Apr 24, 2008 / The Editors
Bitter Politics Bitter Politics
Voters and superdelegates now must ask at what cost Clinton is willing to continue this fight.
Apr 24, 2008 / The Editors
Does McCain Think NOLA Got What it Deserved? Does McCain Think NOLA Got What it Deserved?
Apr 24, 2008 / Chris Hayes
What Ledbetter Wouldn’t Do What Ledbetter Wouldn’t Do
There's been a lot of fuss about the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which Senate Republicans successfully threatened to filibuster yesterday. And since Senate members keep saying th...
Apr 24, 2008 / Chris Hayes
Bike Commuting in Washington DC Bike Commuting in Washington DC
This morning, I came thisclose to knocking over this dude, who was yakking on his cell phone while walking out into traffic.
Apr 24, 2008 / Chris Hayes
“Free Money” “Free Money”
Kevin Drum has the quote of the day from Sen Tom Harkin about why he can't kill the farm bill's direct payments to farmers: "I don't have the votes. People love free money." On ...
Apr 24, 2008 / Chris Hayes
Clinton Raises $10 Million in 24 Hours Clinton Raises $10 Million in 24 Hours
If Hillary Clinton had lost Pennsylvania Tuesday night, she would have been out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination -- not merely because she had suffered a hum...
Apr 24, 2008 / John Nichols
The League of Pennsylvania Voters The League of Pennsylvania Voters
The League has worked non-stop for the past several years to energize community members to help engage "sometimes" and "never" voters into participating in the primary elections th...
Apr 24, 2008 / The Nation
HeadCount’s At It Again HeadCount’s At It Again
The grassroots group recognized that it just made good sense to add civic engagement into the mix.
Apr 24, 2008 / The Nation
Youth Guide to Politics: Superdelegates Youth Guide to Politics: Superdelegates
They may very well be the deciding factor among the split primary electorate.
Apr 24, 2008 / The Nation