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Dear friends, I want to thank you for your support of my blog over the years and introduce you to my

This is the anchor lap, the final days of one of the most anticipated and potentially close

Today, on the 10 year anniversary of the most horrific day in my generation, a day none of us will

Note: It's been eight months since I last wrote on Election Eve. I had the engaging of Chrissy to

Happy Election Eve from Wisconsin! Walking the neighborhoods and working the phones in the Cheese

The story of the last two years is as simple as it is dramatic. It is the epic story of an

Note from Pearce: I live! After a 6 month hiatis to focus on my real job, microtargeting voters for

Democrat health care reform legislation, aka Obamacare, has been like a cat hanging on to its ninth

In American electoral politics, the great pendulum that is the balance of power between the two major

This just in: elections matter! Last week, Massachusetts voters went to the polls and sent a message

I wish all of my readers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2010! May you enjoy a wonderful

Editor's Note: A glitch resulted in premature publishing of this post. It is revised below and

On November 3, 2009, the Republican Resurgence began. In two races billed as potential bellwethers of

Election Day 2009 is finally here, and the few key races around the country are providing plenty of

Despite major headwinds, the Democrats' Health Care/Insurance reform bill has made progress on

After two disastrous elections in 2006 and 2008, the Republican Party has found a pulse and looks

With the fierce debate over health care reform dominating the headlines and Washington dialog, it is

President Obama welcomed members of Congress back from the most tumultuous August recess many of them

August has been a great month for Democracy, an active, passionate and vocal democracy, very American

Capitol Hill has gotten hotter in the past few weeks. Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic nominated

The declaration that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was reelected as Iran's president has led to an

In the 20th Century it was said "What's good for GM is good for the country." Not a

Just over 100 days into his Presidency, Barack Obama has excercised what some argue is the greatest

Note: The PG Blog has a new look! Click on the link to check it out. Memorial Day 2009, the day two

I want to begin by giving credit where credit is due. Anyone who reads PG knows that I'm no Obama

I thought I would feature this beautiful picture of Air Force One since it costs the people of New

SWINE FLU: WSJ: The World Health Organization's chief laid the groundwork Sunday for her agency

Sky News: Susan Boyle's performance on Britain's Got Talent could soon become the most-viewed

Politico: President Barack Obama made a surprise visit to Baghdad Tuesday, meeting with Iraqi leaders

WSJ: The Obama administration used the threat of withholding more bailout money to force out General