We Have Become Bad Voters. How We Can Change.

November 4, 2014
We Have Become Bad Voters. How We Can Change. Daily Policy Focus: By regularly promising the impossible, political candidates give the dangerous impression that salvation is only one bill, one policy solution away. It breeds impatience, impetuosity and ecstatic hopes in citizens. Read More
Guns, Bears and Pot: A Sampling of Election Day's 147 State Ballot Measures Voters in two states and the District of Columbia will vote on measures that would allow recreational use of marijuana for adults. Read More
The People You Vote Out of Office Tuesday Will Still Have Two Months in Power. What Will They Do? Genevieve Wood warns: Welcome to the "lame duck" session—where all bets are off. Read More
Quick Hits: Elections Have Consequences: Ask Jim DeMint, Mike Needham Your Questions This Army Veteran Shakes Off Democrat Comparing Her to Taylor Swift Will Obama Be More Harmful to Democrats Than Nixon Was to Republicans? These Women Begged Brittany Maynard Not to Choose an Earlier Death. And They Will Die With Dignity, Too. New Jersey Has Therapists, Hawaii Has Tour Guides. Find Out the Unusually Popular Job in Your State.
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