The governor’s political hopes factored into the decision to let the bill limiting police cooperation with federal immigration authorities to become law.

Banning members of Congress and their spouses or dependents from owning stocks isn’t a solution, but it’s a decent start.

Although playing the political blame game may help win elections, it doesn’t help the American people one bit.

In our top-tier races for governor, Senate and Congress, a number of interesting themes have already emerged.

What ever happened to fighting the oligarchy?

This fight over Affordable Care Act subsidies shows that, far from being the sweeping solution Democrats portrayed it as, the Affordable Care Act was another patchwork fix.

We need leaders who can adapt, regardless of party or age. If that’s older candidates, fine. But let the electorate decide.

The party’s unnecessary redistricting efforts will only harden the already significant ideological divide in Washington.

The proposal has too much potential for abuse. Better enforcement of the laws we have and increased funding for mental health is the better way to go.

Voters need to cut through the noise and read the question, which is in no way backhanded. Opponents need to be honest about that fact.