Rand Paul says Bill Clinton’s sexual history makes him a bad ambassador for women’s rights. He has a point.
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An Evangelical’s Plea With the GOP on Immigration Reform: Put People Before Politics
Republicans have a chance to forgo dysfunction and show their compassion
Lessons From Libya: America Can’t Lead From Behind
Looking back, Obama’s strategy doesn’t work as a new paradigm of war
Wendy Davis Is No Ann Richards
After waffling on open carry gun laws and battling accusations of embellishing her bio, Davis might want to take a look at how some famously fierce Texas women have ridden to victory
Why I Can’t Date a Liberal
Conservative political analyst Carrie Sheffield on the case for not crossing the political aisle when it comes to love
Putin’s Explosive Olympics
Terrorist threats, a sky-high price tag, geopolitical turmoil, and controversial anti-gay laws are making for a combustible Winter Games
The Hug That Killed My Republican Career
In a new book out Tuesday, Charlie Crist writes about that infamous embrace with Obama, which set of a firestorm that signaled his demise in the GOP
Mission Accomplished: Rand Paul Says ‘War on Women’ Is Over, Everybody Get Married
The Kentucky Republican has declared victory on behalf of America’s women, but the debate goes on
Obama’s Unfathomable, Bottomless, Contemptible Cowardice on Pot
The public supports pot legalization. So why can’t politicians go along with a massive and still-growing majority of Americans?
Why Pols From New Jersey Aren’t Born to Run
The Garden State’s got a checkered history in national politics—going back to Aaron Burr
What Pot Legalization Could Teach Obamacare
The benefits of starting small, harnessing markets and expanding choice
Outing the Hypocrisy of Outing
Now that gay marriage is a fact of life, a person’s sexual orientation is not only not news, it’s not very interesting
News Flash: Americans in Broad Agreement About Pot, Abortion, Homosexuality
Why 2014 is already a year of national unity