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In his latest book titled Life Among the Cannibals, former United States Senator Arlen Specter stresses the lack of moderates and centrists in both the Senate and the

With economic uncertainty continuing to engulf the world, many people are wondering where America’s finances are headed. Could the U.S. end up in economic circumstances similar to Greece,

Featured, recently, on CBS’s 60 Minutes, in a segment about insider trading by members of Congress, Peter Schweizer, of the Hoover Institute Stanford University, labels the behavior of

When some people think of Washington lobbyists, the name Jack Abramoff springs to mind. And that name will not likely conjure up good things. But, for the infamous,

Go back 30 years and the news cycle was driven by daily newspapers and evening news broadcasts on television. 20 years ago, the speed of that cycle had

Levi Johnston fathered a son, Tripp, with Bristol Palin, daughter of the former Governor of Alaska and 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Mr. Johnston’s last few

Herman Cain is the man of the hour in American politics. In the latest Zogby poll, out yesterday, he leads former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney by 20

At present, many people are dissatisfied with the political system in America. Owing to this, alternatives to the two major parties are emerging. For example, AmericansElect.org is giving

With a virtual tie in the Iowa Straw Poll last weekend, between Republican Presidential hopefuls Michele Bachmann and Ron Paul, some people were wondering why Congressman Paul was