So, with all the economic turmoil, can those of us in the middle class still expect a tax cut from Barack Obama’s administration? Yes we can.
By all accounts, Obama is committed to making middleclass tax cuts part of the stimulus package he hopes to sign into law shortly after taking office. The cuts will likely [...]

…and why they’ll continue to lose if they continue to push the same tired, bogus memes like “media bias” instead of taking responsibility for their shoddy policies and hyperpartisan, win-at-all-costs behavior.
Succinctly described here by John Cole…
The Republicans did not lose because of media bias. Dan Rather wasn’t in New Orleans knocking water bottles out of [...]

The impending retirement of Mel Martinez has led to speculation that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush may make a run for the Senate:
Two sources close to Jeb Bush, including one who has spoken to the former Florida governor within the past few hours, say he is seriously considering a run for Senate now that incumbent [...]

In fact, 58% to 33%.
Understandably, Democrats favor this far more than Independents and Republicans, but Indys are pretty solidly behind it at this point.

This could all change if Americans don’t feel the stimulus package is appropriate, but, at least for now, there’s definitely a mandate to pass something big the moment Obama gets into [...]

It seems fairly clear that turnout for today’s Senate runoff in Georgia will be nowhere near the levels reached on November 4th:
ATLANTA — Georgia voters encountered short lines but heavy campaigning Tuesday on the morning of the state’s runoff election for the Senate between the incumbent Republican, Saxby Chambliss, and Democratic challenger Jim Martin.
Polling stations [...]