Let former felons vote
It seems logical that after serving their sentence, felons should reassume voting rights, as their punishment has been served and they must reenter and engage with their communities.
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Time traveling with Clarence Thomas
Despite the sanitized view of race relations evident in Thomas’s statement, these discussions haven’t impeded equality, justice, and social progress.
Bill de Blasio and a dream city of economic justice
A new tone of liberalism would provide a positive counterbalance to the radical Republican voices and votes that seek to deny the extension of unemployment benefits
Trenton or Tammany Hall?
Luckily for Christie, he seems to have stumbled on impeccable timing, but his presidential prospects just got grimmer.
Freedom from Fear in Uniform
Throughout this Senate session, two powerful female Senators have battled over sexual assault in the military.
The Elephant in the Parallel Universe
The problem for the GOP is a lack of realistic approaches to advancing their policy agendas.
The True Threat to Our Democracy
We worry about the tyranny of a majority. But what about the tyranny of a minority?
Shut It Down! (Again)
Republicans are throwing Hail Marys as the Obamacare implementation dates approach.