On January 2, John Edwards responded to the “Rock the Debates” question. Larry Reinsch asked Edwards if he would agree to an inclusive general election presidential debate if he were the Democratic nominee. “Inclusive presidential debate” means that everyone who … Continue reading
Richard Winger
Congressional Quarterly has this article about the problems caused by the fact that the Federal Election Commission currently only has two commissioners. Normal strength is six. Two commissioners cannot comprise a quorum. Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Senate and … Continue reading
See this Pennsylvania news story, in which Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Bill DeWeese denies knowing about bonuses for Democratic legislative staffers for doing political work. Although this particular newspaper story does not mention what kind of political work was involved, … Continue reading
The Peace & Freedom Party of California is holding six presidential debates in different parts of California. The party’s ballot has these 7 candidates listed: Stewart Alexander, John Crockford, Stanley Hetz, Gloria LaRiva, Cynthia McKinney, Brian Moore, and Ralph Nader. … Continue reading
On January 7, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Jonker of Michigan refused to issue an injunction, stopping the Democratic presidential primary that is set for January 15. The case is Hayes v Michigan Democratic Party, 1:07-cv-1237, western district. The plaintiff … Continue reading