On July 3, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin surprised the nation by announcing she will resign as Governor on July 25. Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell will become Governor. Palin announced this without taking questions, and without explaining why she is resigning. … Continue reading
On September 15, Springer Publishing Company (one of the largest publishers of non-fiction science and social science books in the world) is set to release “Not Invited to the Party: How the Demopublicans Have Rigged the System and Left Independents … Continue reading
Although the Green Party of Canada is much stronger in elections than the Green Party of the U.S., the Canadian Greens have never elected a representative to the federal Parliament in Ottawa. The party’s leader, Elizabeth May, has recently decided … Continue reading
In 2006, Ohio’s procedure by which political parties get on the ballot was held unconstitutional. Almost three years have passed, and no bill has been introduced to write a new law to replace the old void one. Under a federal … Continue reading
Proponents of the California ballot question to impose a “top-two” election system have been quoted in many mainstream news media organizations recently. These spokespeople repeat over and over that California’s state government leadership problems are caused by politicians who are … Continue reading
