When cross-examining Secretary Clinton, Senators Johnson and Paul end up looking more like they’re the bumbling characters from Spy v. Spy.

You would think with the millions of taxpayer dollars the GOP is throwing away on defending inequality, they’d put more effort into it.

The legacies of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Jr. are not gun nuts’ for the taking. Their lives stood for change through unarmed peace.

Hobby Lobby is still refusing to provide contraception in employee healthcare coverage despite the fact that the Affordable Care Act requires such coverage

The theory is that Medicare is a socialist plot to control everyone. The reality is that it keeps the elderly from destitution.

For most, getting caught alone in the carpool lane is an expensive nuisance. For Jonathan Frieman it’s a chance to change American politics.

The annual report on the federal court system written by Chief Justice Roberts talks little about the courts, and lots about old sailing ships.

At the center of the controversy is the dispute over how emergency contraception works. Scientists have known for ten years that it does not act to abort a fertilized egg.

I have not come to praise Robert Bork, but to bury him…and the ideas for which he stood.

Captain Phelps emphasized that the proposal was only possible because of the repeal of ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.’

2012 was a watershed year for liberal politicians across the country and 2013 is shaping up to be even bigger.

With the end of the year approaching, let’s take a look at which conservative politicians we should be watching closely in 2013

Before the Clean Water Act of 1972, our waterways were clogged with flammable, toxic sludge. Today, we take clean water for granted … but maybe not for long.

Scalia doesn’t think it’s necessary to make that equation ‘but I think it’s effective,’ adding that legislative body can ban what they believe to be immoral.

Though anti-gay proponents brought Prop 8 to the Supreme Court, the equality contingent sees the decision to view the case as definitive opportunity to finally decide the issue.

Staver and Liberty University are seemingly trying to ignore the religious institution exemption and are seeking to push their pro-life views by claiming that the act exceeds its authority.

Hold up on the congratulations for Arpaio, Flake, and a number of other office seekers in the state – Arizona’s got a problem.

The voting rights act of 1965 ensured that no person could be denied the right to vote – Chief Justice Roberts now has decided that the court should weigh in on this landmark piece of legislation.

Last night the future of the United States for decades to come has been decided.

Remember back in 2000, when Al Gore won the popular vote and was our next president of the United States but the blue-blooded rich guy pretending to be cowboy still won?