2012 might end up being the most significant year the gay-rights movement will face. The case brought up by Ted Olsen and David Boises (two legal superstars who came together on this case despite the fact that they once represented two polarizing sides in the case of Bush v. Gore) challenges the constitutionality of the [...]
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In the Spring of 2009, David Plouffe gave an interview about the potential Republican field in 2012. The name that he confessed to making him a “a wee bit queasy” wasn’t the current front runner Mitt Romney, the ever-populist Sarah Palin or the social conservative Tim Pawlenty. It was the nationally unknown former Governor of [...]
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