Before taking over as host of "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert was interviewed by Salt and Light — a Catholic media foundation — in anticipation of the arrival of Pope Francis in the United States. The host asked Colbert what he would like to see the pope talk about during his visit to Congress.Source: It's been 4 years since Stephen...
The Supreme Court on Monday afternoon told lawyers involved in a new case on the constitutionality of a congressional election district in Virginia to file new briefs on whether the case can go forward in the Court.Source: Doubts about new redistricting case...
[Commentary] Voter turnout is a big deal. Not just to political junkies and clipboard-wielding party volunteers but also to American foundations.Source: Money, Data, and Democracy...
Tim Alberta has an interesting item up at the National Journal today.Source: So the RNC is Floating the Idea of a New Presidential Primary Order?...
The Supreme Court, in its Citizens United decision, ruled that corporations have a First Amendment right to spend unlimited amounts in elections. Now politicians in Kentucky are claiming they have a Constitutional right to receive gifts from lobbyists. In a lawsuit filed in U.S.Source: Legislator Says Gift Ban Violates His Freedom of Speech...
WASHINGTON -- A district court judge on Monday dismissed four corruption charges against Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) and his donor Salomon Melgen, but denied motions to toss out other charges including, notably, the senator’s solicitation of contributions for a super PAC.Source: Super PAC Contributions Can Be Considered Bribes: Judge...
