Amid all the political commentary these days, Joanne Bamberger is noticing more female voices in the pundit chorus. They may not be the best known analysts or in the “Meet the Press” crowd, but these women have large followings, expansive networks and are discussing the political issues of the day. They come from the ranks of female writers often called “mommy bloggers.” Read full article > >

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PunditMom breaks down the political evolution of mommy bloggers

The political world is once again buzzing about evangelical Christians. Former senator Rick Santorum ’s near-victory in the Iowa caucuses and his ascent in the ranks of Republican presidential contenders have fueled this new fervor, which is leading to the same tired debates and conversations that we’ve heard about evangelicals for a generation now. Read full article > >

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God’s quarterbacks: What Tebow and Roethlisberger reveal about evangelical politics

Anthony Weiner finally admitted to his online indiscretions. Will he overcome the scandal, or resign to the ranks of other politicians caught in the act? Read full article > >

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Fast Fix – Weiner or Loser?

Anthony Weiner finally admitted to his online indiscretions. Will he overcome the scandal, or resign to the ranks of other politicians caught in the act? Read full article > >

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Fast Fix – Weiner or Loser?

Adam Hochschild’s stirring account of World War I concentrates on appalling losses in the ranks and the courage of dissenters.

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The Pacifists and the Trenches

Republicans made final arguments for capturing control of Congress, as the ranks of vulnerable Democrats deepened and the White House sought to minimize the damage.

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Parties Ramp Up Appeals on Last Weekend of Campaigning