Politics Archive
Archives for October 2015


Hillary Clinton crushed a weak field of opponents.


This is one disagreement from the Democratic debate that’s worth paying attention to.


Americans have long been ignoring European data protection law, but it has not been ignoring us.


But there’s a reason.


Their answers about enemies they’re proud to have were revealing.


Sanders gets a D-minus. What about the others?


“Do you want to respond?” “No.”
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Sanders came to Clinton’s defense.


The two aren’t supposed to be mutually exclusive. But they’re being used that way anyway.


It’s so weird, and yet he got in a fight with Anderson Cooper over the right to say it.


The definition they get there is … not really applicable.


“A job is about more than a paycheck,” the vice president says in the ad by a group encouraging him to run. “It’s about being able to look your child in the eye and say, ‘honey, it’s going to be okay,’ and mean it and know it’s true.”


Being criticized — by name — during the debate is a great thing.


Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and more will face off onstage.


(We left the easy ones out.)