With that lack of intelligent thinking on the part of Romney, it is pretty scary to think that a 1%er will make compassionate decisions where the 47% are concerned.

It is high time that Mitt and his ‘blind’ trusts are investigated… how can he run for the Presidency without revealing his tainted and questionable taxes?

A Native Joiseyian’s first-hand look at the Jersey Shore and the importance of government services.

The second presidential debate is over and in the town of Romneyland, Red State, US of A, the birds are chirping (they always do), the sun is shining (it always does), the trees are just the right height, and Fox News is playing in every living room.

When it comes to taxes, Mitt Romney is using his all-too-familiar lack of detail to explain how it works. Where’s the math, Mitt?

Just more nonsense from the ‘non-partisan’ group Right Change which previously spent millions of dollars in false advertising.

Articles on the impact of the 2012 elections on our judicial system and health care policy, Paul Ryan’s reactionary budgets and bad debate performance, and how Mitt Romney dodges taxes and failed to be a bipartisan leader in Massachusetts.

Biden addressed what Obama failed to; the 47% meme.

Mitt Romney ‘debates’ the man who has spoken out against everything he stands for: Mitt Romney.

Tonight, America was treated to the first debate of the presidential election, only it looked like President Obama didn’t get the memo/tweet that it was, in fact, a debate.

The presidential candidate suggests he would strongly consider for Treasury Secretary John Thain, the former CEO of Merrill Lynch.

Romney is turning into a the greatest gaffe machine of our times.

Paul Ryan makes up facts to cover for Romney; in other words, nothing new.

Meet Mitt Romney’s greatest electoral obstacle, Mitt Romney.

The right wing echo chamber has run out of arguments to oppose allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire for the super-rich…but they’re also still trying to win the1980 Presidential race.

Romney’s off the cuff remarks reveal a lack of understanding of what taxes real people do pay.

For this weekend we have articles on the Chicago teachers strike, charter schools, tax rates and economic growth, social mobility, and subsidies to professional sports teams.

Some highlights from the Democratic Party platform, and key places where that platform is diametrically opposed to the GOP’s agenda.

It seems hordes of janitors and workers toiled around the clock for the past few days at the RNC for below minimum wage.

The facts show that the wealthiest among us can indeed pay off the budget deficit, and even the debt, with simple, common sense taxes.