By banning Mexican American Studies, the Tucson Unified School District taught the students an object lesson in cowardice and racism and censorship.read more

Paul may be the most entertainingly embarrassing candidate to receive airtime since George Wallace in 1968. Like Wallace, Paul’s base consists of millions of disaffected whites who see Paul as their savior.read more

By crossing out 116 consecutive words and then drastically altering the meaning of the subsequent clause, Walker made it so that state employees are no longer vested in the pension system until they have worked for the state for five years.read more

How lovely to put our nation’s fate in the hands of a God who is so ready to bring about mass death!read more

On this Independence Day and for many a year, we’ve lost any clue about what it means to be independent: to be self-governing, and free from repressive rule.read more

Republicans in Minnesota, who, like Republicans all around the country, seem perfectly willing to create chaos and damage the economy just to get their way. And their way is the way of the rich.read more

His insistence that we send “a unified message” is the same undemocratic claptrap that we hear from every war President who wants the Congress and the citizenry to shut up.read more

From angrily putting his hands around the neck of Justice Ann Walsh Bradley to calling Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson a “total bitch,” Prosser has more than amply demonstrated that he does not have the judicial temperament to be a justice on the Wisconsin supreme court.read more

It’s hard to figure out how leveling the playing field and letting more candidates compete actually “inhibits debate,” but this Court is perfectly capable of saying two plus two equals five.read more

“We felt it was important that Walker not have his phony photo-op,” said one of the protest organizers.read more

This is one of the greatest revolutions and quickest evolutions of our time.read more

He spent half of his net worth to beat Feingold, but now he’s been made whole again, and then some.read more

The president’s rhetoric was hideous. “The tide of war is receding,” he said. But war is not a fact of nature, like an ocean. It is a rash act of rulers.read more

“There’s always the possibility of the situation escalating, especially when we don’t control all the variables. That’s what happened in Japan.”read more

The strategy of relying on the courts for progressive change needs to be shelved—at least for the time being.read more