| 1 | Health Care Reform | 6 | Tea Parties |
| 2 | 7 | Financial Regulatory Reform | |
| 3 | 8 | Immigration Reform | |
| 4 | Reforming Wall Street | 9 | Don't Ask, Don't Tell |
| 5 | 2010 Elections | 10 | Glenn Beck's Influence |
| 1 | 11 Ways Tomorrow's Internet Will Change Everything , The Atlantic Wire |
| 2 | Lady Gaga: Puppet of Illuminati Mind Control , The Atlantic Wire |
| 3 | Hot in France: Reality TV That Kills , The Atlantic Wire |
| 4 | Everybody Glad 'Deem and Pass' Is Dead , The Atlantic Wire |
| 5 | Cartoon: So That's Why Everything Is 'Made in China' , The Atlantic Wire |
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“Generation doesn't matter. There's a tendency to overdo the generalizations, minimize national culture and ignore individual differences. The 1960s' stereotype of most baby boomers -- to take an obvious example -- as pot-smoking, sex-obsessed, authority-challenging, anti-capitalist libertines was overdrawn. But for today's young, generational placement may matter a lot in one area: the economy.” |
Nate Silver: "Anti-Washington trumps anti-incumbent"
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“With the governorships evenly divided and almost all of the state legislatures, the party that loses the decadal election stands to lose control over congressional reapportionment. And, therefore, to lose control of the House of Representatives for a decade.” |
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“Washington is thick with dire predictions for Democrats in the midterm elections and pundits obsessively speculating whether Barack Obama ruined his presidency by trying to solve problems in his first year in office right now, so it was interesting to come across this old David Broder column assessing Ronald Reagan's presidency after the 1982 election, in which House Democrats gained 27 seats.” |
Sheeps, wolves, "FCINOs," and men dresses as wolves pretending to be sheep
Show linksDemocrat Alexi Giannoulias comes under attack within moments of winning the primary
Show linksToday's Illinois primary begins a surprisingly close fight
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