Obama, who fancies himself a scholar of the Constitution, never said a peep about the Defense of Marriage Act being unconstitutional until this week. Why the change of heart?

The McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law enacted in 2002stifles political speech, protects incumbent politicians, and consolidates power in Washington.

The three potential candidates in the presidential election have many positive attributes.

McCain-Feingold, which is turning five years old, has strengthened parties, increased the numbers of small donors, and empowered challengers--all to the benefit of U.S. politics.

Bush and McCain each claim the mandate of Election 2000, and the battlefield is campaign finance reform.

The dialogue over campaign finance reform has moved to 527s: President Bush and others have called for the abolition of the "shadowy" groups and their ads.

What do media "fairness" and "net neutrality" really mean?

Democrats are politicizing the judicial process, while the American public prefers an impartial Supreme Court.