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Monthly Archives: September 2009
The Deeds Campaign and Rovian Politics
In recent weeks the Creigh Deeds campaign has pinpointed its focus upon Bob McDonnell’s controversial college thesis – “The Republican Party’s Vision for the Family: The Compelling Issue of The Decade.” Polls indicate that the effort has bore some fruit, … Continue reading
Not All Gerrymanders are Bad
Attacking gerrymandering these days is as popular as saying Wall Street needs reform. It’s a truism; everybody agrees with that “gerrymandering is bad,” just as everybody agrees that breathing is good. Gerrymanders do get pretty ridiculous. Consider Maryland’s 3rd congressional … Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis
Tagged Arizona, Congress, Democrats, Election Analysis, gerrymandering, Hopi, House of Representatives, Navajo, Politics, Republicans, triusm
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A Map of Afghanistan’s Election
The New York Times posted a very interesting map of Afghanistan’s recent election. Before continuing, I must note that my purpose is not to question whether irregularities or fraud might have denied Abdullah Abdullah victory; I am simply analyzing the … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Election Analysis
Tagged Abdullah Abdullah, Afghanistan, Election Analysis, Hamid Karzai, map, polarization, Politics, victory
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Communism in Italy
This is the third part of a series on Communism in Western Europe; this section focuses on Italy in particular. The Italian Communist Party (PCI) formed in 1921, as a break-away faction of the socialist party. In many respects, its … Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis, Other
Tagged Cold War, communism, Election Analysis, France, Italy, Politics, United States
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