
Despite his 13 hour filibuster, when put on the spot Rand Paul reveals that his positions on drones change depending on his audience.

Despite his 13 hour filibuster, when put on the spot Rand Paul reveals that his positions on drones change depending on his audience.

In a blow to the NRA’s ambition to arm everyone in America, a deal has emerged from the historic gridlock in Congress to expand background checks to gun shows and online sales.

So the question was asked and the question was answered, all without the fundamental reality that the policies of the military regarding the killing of US citizens on US soil have been around for decades.

Senator Paul had the right question but was the wrong messenger. It hurts legitimate debate on the topic.

What’s not to love about an anti-war, anti-drug war rebel who stands up to Washington? As it turns out, plenty.

Whether or not we agree with the GOP senator from Kentucky’s extreme Libertarian views, he definitely showed his party the right way to filibuster.

Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel was just confirmed by the United States Senate. The vote was 58 to 41.

Harry Reid was forced to change his vote to no to allow him to re-introduce the measure.

Despite fears that Senate rule changes wouldn’t make a difference, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid shows remarkable skill in preventing GOP obstructionism.

This week’s ‘Addicting Info’ news in review, divvied up into your favorite categories, including Those Danged Republicans, Guns, Gays, and The Jabbering Classes.

The Senate changes the rules for the filibuster, not as progressive as some have hoped, but it shows a long-term strategy being played by the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid.

Senator Reid is giving the GOP the opportunity, either work to govern, or be frozen out of the political system utterly.

Successful right-wing attacks have a bad habit of biting the GOP in the posterior. When will they ever learn?

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) took to the floor of the Senate earlier this week to loudly proclaim that filibuster reform would undermine the very purpose of the Senate.

Three possible unintended consequences of requiring Senators to speak during filibusters: More media hype, fewer filibusters, and – eventually – boredom.

Senate Republicans seem to have forgotten how the Senate works and are complaining about the Senate rule vote being unfair.

Talk of filibuster reform has come to a head – New Senate rules will require filibusterers to actually take the floor.