Mitt Romney is stepping up his presence on Fox News as the primaries drag on. (Special Romney/Fox chart included!)
Fascinating clues about the campaign ahead from Obama’s new campaign documentary.
Is 25-year-old former community organizer Ilya Sheyman about to plant a flag for progressive politics in Illinois?
Tom Kludt has the story.
Santorum website: Obama Justice Department “seems to favor pornographers over children and families.”
For the weightiness of the legal issues and their political impact, the Supreme Court’s decision on the health care reform law will probably rank only behind Roe v. Wade and Bush v. Gore as the most consequential cases of the last 50 years. For sheer legal and political drama, next week’s unprecedented three days of oral arguments may rival the high theater of Bush v. Gore and will firmly place the Roberts Court at the center of the country’s most contentious domestic political issue apart from abortion (though the echoes of the abortion wars can be clearly heard throughout this case).
All this week our team will be previewing the major legal issues the court is considering in the HCR cases. Our lead reporter, Brian Beutler, has been following every twist and turn of the health care reform battle since 2009, and Sahil Kapur has deep knowledge of the policy questions at stake. If you really want to understand what is happening, I urge you to read their stuff. Sahil kicks things off this week.
Why Texas could be about to bring down the Voting Rights Act itself.
New survey numbers from Pew show the explosion in the consumption of news via mobile devices.