While a growing and disturbing number of governors and state legislators seem bent on making it more difficult for Americans living in the U.S. to vote, a study released today praises most states for lowering barriers to voting by troops and other citizens who will be outside the country on Election Day. Two years after [...]

I didn't help myself wearing a hat coming out of my plea in court.

Great chart by CNN shows spending in all primary and caucus states during this campaign.

If AB 1148 becomes California law, it will set a national precedent that special interests can no longer hide and reform is needed to fight against Citizens United.

Jamie Raskin, a State Senator from Maryland, said of corporations, “We want them to prosper and succeed, but we don’t want them to govern.”

You know you are having a bad day in court when your star witness starts scoring points for the other side.

Here’s our point: corporations shouldn’t be playing in politics, but if they are then their investors deserve the right to approve how their money is spent on campaigns and elections.

"I predict to you there will be a major scandal associated with the Supreme Court decision on Citizens United. There is too much money washing around."

On Tuesday, January 24, US House Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) told a panel of federal judges in the ongoing (seemingly never-ending) Texas redistricting case, that, well, the Texas Maps stunk. Actually, those are my words. She was even more eloquent and precise. She said the maps were an “outrage” and gave some strong reasons why. [...]

The White House released these talking points this morning ahead of the 2012 State of the Union Address. Talking Points: An America Built to Last In his State of the Union Address, the President will lay out a blueprint for an economy that’s built to last – an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, [...]