In politics, is there any such thing as true independence?
“It’s hard to compete with the power and permanence of national party affiliation.” —Eliot Spitzer read post
“It’s hard to compete with the power and permanence of national party affiliation.” —Eliot Spitzer read post
“[Obama] threw more bombs in the beginning of this debate than he threw in the whole first debate.” —Lou DiBella watch video
“Romney plays on the discontent of a public desperate for better economic times, but he offers up merely a series of tax cuts and a passive government when much more is needed.” —Eliot Spitzer watch video
“I don’t think it’s clear that [Obama] winning the debate means that he widened his lead or gained ground overall, because a lot of who wins a debate and what voters say about that has to do with expectations going [...] watch video
“They’re being treated as though it’s a serious political campaign — and they should be being slaughtered by the press for this.” —Matt Taibbi watch video
President Obama has taken part in 58 town hall–style meetings since he took office, which should bode well for his performance on Tuesday night. read post
“It would be nice if the wild claims of the Koch brothers were tethered to facts.” —Eliot Spitzer watch video
“Romney showed he’s willing to say just about anything and willing to disavow any proposal or plan he had.” —Sam Seder watch video
“Obviously if no one talks about it, it’s very hard to solve the problem.” —Joe Romm watch video
“They’re getting away with all sorts of things.” —Thomas Frank watch video
Rep. Joe Crowley, Rick Ungar, Tico Almeida, Dr. Viviana Hurtado, Basil Smikle, Thomas Doherty and Rick Ungar.