Bill Scher

A victory for the public interest in passing strong global warming legislation over the self-interest of protecting an inflexible seniority system for key congressional posts.

Rick explored why Mitt Romney is compelled to bury his home state of Michigan and the automobile industry that generated his family's wealth. Let's also explore the fertilizer he's using.

A safe prediction: Compared with the Bush Administration, the Obama Administration is going to invest more public dollars in rebuilding and modernizing American infrastructure.

Bernie Horn is right that the most immediate fight we face is to prioritize massive public investment to get the economy back on track and de-prioritize short-term deficit reduction.

One thing now is crystal clear: which side the President-Elect is on.

Rove ignores the conservative "secular problem" and counsels his party to pander harder to the Christian conservative base.

While many see the automotive industry crisis as an opportunity to help address our clean energy needs, conservatives see an opportunity to make workers earn less.

The Examiner editorial page claims:

A victory for the public interest in passing strong global warming legislation over the self-interest of protecting an inflexible seniority system for key congressional posts.

Rick explored why Mitt Romney is compelled to bury his home state of Michigan and the automobile industry that generated his family's wealth. Let's also explore the fertilizer he's using.

A safe prediction: Compared with the Bush Administration, the Obama Administration is going to invest more public dollars in rebuilding and modernizing American infrastructure.

Bernie Horn is right that the most immediate fight we face is to prioritize massive public investment to get the economy back on track and de-prioritize short-term deficit reduction.

One thing now is crystal clear: which side the President-Elect is on.

Rove ignores the conservative "secular problem" and counsels his party to pander harder to the Christian conservative base.

While many see the automotive industry crisis as an opportunity to help address our clean energy needs, conservatives see an opportunity to make workers earn less.

The Examiner editorial page claims:

When Sen. Max Baucus proposed achieving health care for all by offering a public plan option, you knew the progressive mandate is being felt in Washington.

According to the 2008 exit polls, liberals have a stronger religious-secular coalition, while conservatives are finding nothing but rejection from the 44% of the electorate that seldom or never attend religious services.