Sun Myung Moon’s death and Romney’s nomination as the first non-Christian US presidential candidate have focused attention on religious cults in American Politics.
Was there ever a time when Cults didn’t sway American Politics?
Read more: Mormon vs Moonie: Religious Cults and American Politics
Is the vitriolic slander in american politics new, or is it a intrinsic and historic layer to american governance?
Want electoral etiquette akin to the founding fathers? Call your opponent a half-breed hermaphrodite…
Read more: The Positive Veneration of Negative Politics
The Conservative Majority Fund has been formed to recycle conspiracy theories about Obama’s social security number and birth certificate.
Do you think Obama was born in Kenya?
Read more: Political Committee formed to examine Obama Birther Conspiracies
To survive climate change massive investments must be made in renewable energy, public transportation, and recycling, while stopping dirty energy.
Let’s say Man-made Global Warming is legit, what’s next?
Read more: Climate Change and the Next US Revolution
In November, voters in three states could approve ballot measures to legalize marijuana, and not just for medical purposes – for getting-high purposes.
Should we decriminalize marijuana or commercially legalize it?
Read more: Pot Legalization Is Coming!
Mormon painter Jon McNaughton’s Tea Party Art has received a lot of negative attention for simplicity and heavy-handedness.
Is this art, political propaganda- or both?
Read more: Jon McNaughton, the Tea Party’s Painter
Is Barack Obama just a Strawman for Right-Wing Conspiracies on Guns, Islam, and Marxism, or is there really a Secret Agenda?
Read more: Obama’s Secret Agenda: Baseless Conspiracy?
Religion influences American politics to a degree not seen in other developed countries.
Why do you think Americans profess so much religiosity?
Read more: Why Religion Rules American Politics
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