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The national debate has been all about economics recently. While the conventional wisdom is that economic issues tend to favor the Democrats in the realm of public opinion, there is at least some evidence that complaints about the economy and Obama's plan to fix it helped fuel the GOP victories in Virginia and New Jersey last week.

Sorry, I'm still laughing my ass off at Tom Tancredo's little baby hissy fit. While I regain my composure, please...enjoy some late night snark: "Voters in the state of Maine voted no to gay marriage, but yes to medical marijuana.

The liberal blogosphere is cheering one of its heroes for insulting a former Republican member of Congress on national television who as a result walked off an MSNBC set in disgust.

TOPICS Tom Tancredo stormed off the set of the Ed Show when he was debating health care with Markos Moulitsas.

On MSNBC Friday night, David Shuster addressed hateful signs at Thursday's Capitol Hill "House call" against health care reform.

One year to the day after President Barack Obama stepped onto a stage in Chicago's Grant Park after a historic election win, Republicans savored two victories in Tuesday's gubernatorial contests in New Jersey and Virginia.

Tom Tancredo has never inhaled. In fact, he's never even tried pot. So when he says that marijuana should be legalized, there's no need to ask what he's been smoking.

This November's Centennial mayoral election will be historic for the city of 103,000, as the founding mayor's protA©gA© squares off against a longtime civic activist.

Ooooh, Dick Cheney's back, just in time for Halloween! In a Wednesday speech at Frank Gaffney's far-right Center for Security Policy, Cheney blasted President Obama for being "afraid" to make a decision about sending more troops to Afghanistan, insisting the White House "must stop dithering while America's armed forces are in danger." Cheney had ...

Oct. 22: Former Vice President Dick Cheney accused President Barack Obama of "waffling" on sending more U.S. troops in Afghanistan and warned him to stop "dithering." Frank Gaffney of the Center for Security Policy and Air America's Ron Reagan discusses.

An Annapolis-area business executive says she's exploring a run for Anne Arundel County executive.

Former Colorado congressman Tom Tancredo spoke Thursday night to students on the George Washington University campus at an event sponsored by the Young America's Foundation.

The discovery of an alleged homegrown terror plot in Canada sparked new calls Monday for a security fence along America's northern border and prompted a wave of U.S. media coverage questioning if Canada had become a ''gateway for terrorists.'' While White House press secretary Tony Snow expressed gratitude and ''relief'' at the success of the RCMP ...

I would like to dedicate this column to Community Action and Social Justice, Students for Justice In Palestine, and everyone who has ever taken a Gender Studies class.

An Annapolis-area Democrat and business executive announced Thursday that she is exploring a run for Anne Arundel County Executive.

Conti campaigning on the steps of Colorado's Capital during her run for Congress in 2004 Joanna Conti has taken the first step toward running for Anne Arundel County Executive in 2010 by forming an Exploratory Committee.

Tom Tancredo reports on corruption at the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement - and the continued plight of agent Cory Voorhis : The federal government's continued persecution of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, agent Cory Voorhis should alarm all Americans.

By Ben Gellman WCHL News Reporter Additional reporting by Lynda-Marie Taurasi In just a semester's time, Youth for Western Civilization has already seen its advisor forced to resign over a comment in an e-mail that he had a pistol and knew how to use it.

TOPICS Media Bias To the Villagers, the left has to be the ones to always, always compromise.

Losing the Latino Vote : In the Long Run, the GOP Must Be Inclusive In ethnic politics, symbolism matters.