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Romney’s Income Tax Rhetoric Misleading
The video that emerged late Monday in which Mitt Romney notes that 47 percent of Americans pay no…
The Third Act: Professor Schwarzenegger
Can the former governor get state and local governments to do what the federal government can’t? And can he do it through a post-partisan academic think tank?
Terrifying Dots.
This graphic, based on World Bank statistics, is supposed to illustrate a global trend toward fewer children and…
Who’s Afraid of WCIT-12?
As obscure government meetings go, a mid-winter conclave of telegraph agency bureaucrats feels about as distant from power…
Your Own Personal Voting Advisors
The new(ish) site PollVault.com (tagline “Elections made easy”) aims to use social media to help you go vote. They…
When Seeking US Political Asylum, Apply in Bhutan
With Olympic athletes trying to get in to the UK, and Julian Assange trying to slip out, one…
Will Romney Regret Choosing Ryan?
Political scientists haven’t been as quick as journalists to jump into the debate over whether Mitt Romney was…
Also on Maplight, Follow your Favorite Initiative
And one more: to follow the money behind California’s upcoming initiatives, go here: votersedge.org/california. (Another Maplight site.) Right…
Track Your Favorite Super PAC
For a closer look at where Super PAC money is coming from, see Maplight’s State of Influence Super…