by Art Smith
The Supreme Court today backed the petition of the Ohio Secretary of State's position that they did not need to verify the records of about 200,000 new voters this years whose ID information did not match government records. That's more than 25% of the new voter registrations in Ohio.
Although it's a fairly partisan confrontation, it highlights something that is becoming more endemic across our fruited plane: in our attempts to ensure that people are able to exercise their right to vote, we are becoming more and more at risk of exposing a larger segment of ballots to fraud.
The problem extends beyond just the sublime attempts to[...]
by Linda Morgan
Here’s a transcript of last night’s debate.
If I get time, there’s a number of points I’d like to break out of it. But for now, a quick overview of who won and who lost.
If there’s one thing that the blogging Democrats and their pre-written declarations of an Obama victory in the debate last night proves, it is that BS is a renewable resource. Last night, the left side of the spin floor similarly had nothing but the same tired nonsense we’ve seen this entire cycle.
by Art Smith
As mentioned earlier, this will be an open thread for any comments you have during and after tonight's Presidential debate. Please keep it clean and kind. We always reserve the right to delete anything we find offensive.
I so wish I could be here tonight, but events are preventing me from being online during this big showdown (although I'm not expecting much excitement tonight).
Enjoy the debate!!!
by Art Smith
I apologize that I will not be available to provide live comments during the debate tonight. I will be on the road and unable to blog during the debate, but I will be listening.
There will be an open thread entry that will appear at 8:30 PM Eastern time for those of you that wish to offer comments during the debate. Please come join us, and perhaps some of the other TCR writers will be here to comment.
I expect that after 2 other rather lack-luster events, we can probably expect[...]
by Fersboo
One of the reasons the Dow Industrials index rose 936 points and the broader indices rose more than 11% in one day was because on a global scale governments decided to inject capital into banks and financial institutions. As I read today’s Wall Street Journal,...
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