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Karl Rove’s incredulous response when Fox News called Ohio for the president on Tuesday night has attracted considerable scrutiny. Most pundits saw it as a garden variety case of wishful thinking. If someone wants something to be true strongly enough, he can believe it even in the face of overwhelming objective evidence to the contrary. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘2012 election’
November 12th, 2012
by Robert Frank
Category: Elections 2010 and 2012
Posted: Monday, November 12th, 2012 at
5:08 pm
Tags: 2012 election, Karl Rove, Ohio
65 Comments »
October 20th, 2012
by Kelly Kleiman
Category: Campaign 2012, Election reform, Elections 2010 and 2012, Lying in politics, Race & related -isms, Vote Casting and Counting, Vote fraud
I got a ticket on Wednesday for changing lanes without signalling. (Yes, Chicago’s coffers are in need of a refill.) Because I’m no longer a motor club member, I no longer have a bond card, the thing you can give the cop instead of your license. So she took my license, and now I’m driving [...]
Posted: Saturday, October 20th, 2012 at
10:36 am
Tags: 2012 election, Driving While Black, Driving While Brown, DWB, election reform, photo i.d. laws, voter suppression
41 Comments »
April 16th, 2012
by Keith Humphreys
Doug Mataconis is a smart political analyst, but I don’t think he makes a compelling case that it doesn’t much matter who wins the 2012 Presidential Election. He notes some areas of policy that he believes will be similar under Romney or Obama, and there is no doubt that in at least some cases he [...]
Posted: Monday, April 16th, 2012 at
12:18 am
Tags: 2012 election, doug mataconis
83 Comments »