Obama Volunteers Spring Back into Action

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series called ‘After 2012’ which looks at what the campaigns are doing now that their primary mission has finished.After the election ended, the emails from the Obama campaign seemed to end too. Unlike the 2008 election, which had a constant source of […]


Sen. Casey Will Not Run for Governor in 2014

Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) has told the Hill that he will not be challenging current Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett in 2014. The Senator had previously said at a Democratic event in New York that he was keeping all options on the table. Governor Corbett is up for re-election in 2014, […]


Stephen Colbert Choice of SC Voters for Senate

According to a new poll from Public Policy Polling, Stephen Colbert is the choice of South Carolina voters to fill the seat of Jim DeMint. The poll puts the late night pundit at 20%, in second place is Rep. Tim Scott with 15%. Stephen has great support from Democrats and […]


Political Jungle for December 9, 2012

Hello, and welcome to Political Jungle. Today, we keep the Republicans honest on the filibuster as they do it to themselves. Also, the White House has ruled out the Fourteen Amendment. We begin with what could be called the most dangerous game of chess in your life, the fiscal cliff. […]


Two Opinions from Republicans about Fiscal Cliff

There are two major opinions from Republicans; one can make compromise easier, the other could make it more difficult. The first opinion is that Republicans should concede on taxes for the richest and focus on other topics, such as entitlement reform. The other opinion is that Republicans can use the […]