Florida governor Charlie Crist has shifted many of his political stances in an attempt garner support for his Senate bid from Democrats and independents, but this strategy may backfire as voters turn against self-serving politicians.

Arlen Specter has left the Republican Party in name as he had already left it in spirit over the stimulus vote.

A conservative establishment is useless if it doesn't bring the nation with it. The frustration on the right stems from the fact that none of the candidates seems up to that task.

This was a debate full of surprises, at least for me. The first: CNN’s John King showed some forebearance in not leading off with a question to Rick Santorum on his statements on contraception and other cultural issues.

Arlen Specter's crossover says interesting things about Specter himself and about the state of the Republican Party.

Mandatory arbitration would be a major, massive change in American labor law, giving bureaucrats power to determine wages, fringe benefits, and working conditions.

Voters are mad at Washington, mad at Democrats, and mad at Obama, but the White House seems to think that nothing is ever Obama's fault and everything is proof of how much we need him.

This event will discuss how globalization and interconnections between different legal systems have affected free speech.