The main problem with Mitt Romney’s convention speech was that it was not memorable enough to wipe out the image of Clint Eastwood rambling at an empty chair.read more

Any challenge to the status quo he says is “progressive,” if you can believe that!read more

To answer Ryan, the Democrats will have to do more than extend unemployment insurance, coddle the banks and multinational corporations, and hope for better days.read more

When Tommy saw John Nichols of the Madison Capital Times and The Nation, he said, “How the hell did you get in here?”read more

Overkill is too mild a word to describe the contrast between the heavy security and the protests in Tampa.read more

Ron Paul delegates rebel, Walker bombs, and the biggest speeches of the night feature conflicting themes.read more

The banners read: “Walker Hates Working Families” and “Walker Has a Koch Problem.” Said one protester: “He epitomizes what we can’t stand.”read more

Walker received a standing ovation. Look out: As goes Wisconsin, so goes the nation.read more

Paul Ryan's views are just as extreme as Todd Akin's. Before he became famous for his budget plan, Ryan began his political career as a creature of Wisconsin's pro-life movement.read more

'They want to destroy the New Deal and take us back 100 years. People didn't believe they would go after Social Security and Medicare, but it's not under the radar anymore.'read more

Tommy's win shows that the coalition of big money and radical rightwing politicians is not invincible.read more

Ryan’s elevation to vice presidential candidate puts his live-and-let-die anti-government philosophy right at the center of the national debate.read more

When Mitt Romney announced that he had chosen Paul Ryan as his running mate, there was a collective gasp from Wisconsin.read more

'They want to destroy the New Deal and take us back 100 years. People didn't believe they would go after Social Security and Medicare, but it's not under the radar anymore.'read more