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• Gay Marriage in New Jersey - Not Exactly

  Those looking for political mileage from the New Jersey Supreme Court's ruling on gay unions may be disappointed.

  News by Dave Nalle — on Oct 26, 2006

• The Ghost of New London Stalks the Election

  Forget the smokescreen of pages and protests for a minute and look at an issue that really hits home - the preservation of your basic property rights.

  Opinion by Dave Nalle — on Oct 17, 2006

• Election 2008: Early Polling - It's All About Giuliani

  Dominating all the early polls and with fewer negatives than other contenders, the GOP primary and general election are Rudy's to lose.

  News by Dave Nalle — on Oct 07, 2006

• I'm Not Going to Write About Mark Foley

  Mark Foley's scandal is merely part of the fabric of a greater American social problem.

  Opinion by John Guilfoil — on Oct 06, 2006

• Ventura Joins Friedman on the Campaign Trail

  Can Jesse Ventura bring Kinky Friedman the same kind of surprise victory he had in Minnesota in 1999?

  News by Dave Nalle — on Sep 26, 2006

• Why is George Allen's Jewish Heritage an Issue?

  Should reporters covering a campaign make interrogating a candidate about his ethnic background part of their job?

  Opinion by Dave Nalle — on Sep 20, 2006

• America: A Nation of Millionaires

  It's still 'the economy, stupid', but trying to build a political campaign on a failing economy only works if the economy is actually failing.

  Opinion by Dave Nalle — on Sep 19, 2006

• Interview: Michael Badnarik, Libertarian Candidate for Texas House District 10 - Part 1

  Can a well-funded Libertarian provide a real challenge to the major parties? If nothing else he offers more than politics as usual.

  Interview by Dave Nalle — on Sep 18, 2006

• GOP Leadership Backs Chafee for Victory in Rhode Island Primary

  Angering the far right, GOP leaders provide massive funding and support to assure victory for liberal Republican Senator Lincoln Chafee in RI.

  News by Dave Nalle — on Sep 14, 2006

• News Analysis: Part II 9/11 - How Did It All Change Back

  After all is said and done, what we have learned from 9/11 is how little we understand ourselves and the world around us.

  News by Mark Schannon — on Sep 11, 2006

• News Analysis: 9/11: We Are Changed Forevermore

  What is the lasting aftermath of 9/11 in terms of American attitudes, values, and behaviors? Are we different or have we slid back into a pre-9/ll world?

  News by Mark Schannon — on Sep 10, 2006

• Republicans On Edge of November Defeat As Administration Fumbles

  The November election Republican strategy seems fractured while Americans grow increasingly uneasy over domestic and foreign issues.

  News by Mark Schannon — on Sep 02, 2006

• Election 2006: Dems Move Left, Risk Alienating Moderates and Splitting Party

  While the far left celebrates and declares the party to be theirs, what power the Democrats have left may be slipping away altogether.

  Opinion by Dave Nalle — on Aug 29, 2006

• Real Wages Declining For American Workers - More Questions For November Elections

  Real wages and benefits are declining for Americans as profits are at a half-century high. What does that mean for the November elections?

  News by Mark Schannon — on Aug 28, 2006

• Katrina One Year Later: Can Bush Brave His Way Through This One?

  With Bush's approval ratings so low, anything that can keep them down, such as Katrina, spell trouble for the GOP in the November elections.

  News by Mark Schannon — on Aug 27, 2006

• Bush Still Dragging GOP Down As November Elections Near: But It's Still A Tossup

  With nothing but bad news on both the international and domestic fronts, Republicans are growing increasingly nervous about November's elections.

  News by Mark Schannon — on Aug 18, 2006

• Lamont Defeats Lieberman

  Political rookie Ned Lamont edged incumbent Joseph Lieberman in a hot race.

  News by John Guilfoil — on Aug 09, 2006

• Lieberman's Loss: Election 2006 Grows More Complex

  Lieberman's loss has disturbing implications — Americans are more negative and nervous, and that's what they'll take to the polls in November.

  News by Mark Schannon — on Aug 09, 2006

• Interview: Carl Sheeler, Democratic Candidate For Senate In Rhode Island

  An interview with 'Fighting Dem' Senatorial hopeful Carl Sheeler of Rhode Island. A look at where some of the new democrats would like to take the party.

  Interview by Dave Nalle — on Aug 09, 2006

• Lieberman vs. Lamont: The Bloggers' Campaign

  Two men square off in a race that has been fueled by war, exposed a liberal identify crisis and showed just how powerful the amateur press is.

  News by John Guilfoil — on Aug 04, 2006