Gene Berardelli wrote an article for IVN titled, "Hard evidence supports the need for Voter ID laws." While this is a common argument among proponents of voter ID, the existence of hard evidence necessitating the need for voter ID is a questionable proposition at best.

The Internet could have exploded as headlines surfaced that the Affordable Care Act (colloquially known as Obamacare) is going to result in the loss of 2 million jobs in the next 4 years, according to the latest report by the Congressional Budget Office. This would seem to vindicate popular claims in the Republican Party that Obamacare is the ultimate job killer.

So, if this is truly the case, it only seems fitting that we would see headlines like this:

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Thirty billion dollars is a sizable amount of capital; the money could just as easily be used on domestic programs, like unemployment benefits or farm subsidies. Instead, $30 billion goes to military and economic aid for countries like Haiti, Pakistan, and Sudan -- to name a few.

When looking at politics in a marketing perspective, there are several interesting facts that a politician could really learn from to improve the dynamic interrelation between the supply and demand market of political participation for the American people.

Idaho Republican Party v. Ysura. After the court ruling, political parties were given the option to choose their own primary elections.

disenfranchisement of military voters.

chosen by National Journal as likely to flip, Republicans are hoping to make the switch happen.