Yes, Extremists Can Get Elected President
It will be hard for someone like Ted Cruz to earn his party's nomination. But if he does, he'll have a decent chance at winning the White House.
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How Political Consultants Took a Texas Oilman on a Wild Ride
The head of a Texas oil dynasty joined the parade of wealthy political donors, aiming to flip the Senate to Republicans. By the time consultants were done with him, the war chest was drained and fraud allegations were flying.
Making Voting Harder Is a Time-Honored American Tradition
Understanding Oregon's new voter registration law and how big of a departure it is.
Will the Supreme Court Allow Legislators to Dilute Voting Power?
Arizona’s state legislature is unhappy about losing the ability to draw district lines, which has resulted in a major lawsuit. What will the Supreme Court say, and will its decision call into question a host of other electoral reforms?
Hillary Clinton’s Email Scandal Looks a Lot Like the Whitewater Investigation of 20 Years Ago
Hillary Clinton’s defense of her use of personal emails while she was secretary of state triggers memories of the "pink press conference."
What Political Parties Talk About When They Talk About Groups
Republicans talk about ideology and Democrats talk about groups—but they may be talking about the same thing.
Happiness: Conservatives Proclaim It, Liberals Display It
New research throws into question the belief that right-wingers tend to be happier than those on the left.
Hidden Agenda or Not, Netanyahu’s Speech Is Likely to Backfire
The Israeli prime minister's speech before Congress yesterday could open up political divisions, and work against Israel in the long term.
Just Like Clinton: How Often Americans Conduct Business Using Their Personal Emails
Is the former Secretary of State really that different from the rest of us?
The Kids Are All Right (at Least When It Comes to Politics)
Young Americans aren't as disengaged as you might think.