I mentioned a month or so ago that since my engagement, I’ve sort of re-channeled the views...
Lisa Kramer
Lisa Kramer is a contributing contributor at The League of Ordinary Gentlemen.
From the SOTU: Many people watching tonight can probably remember a time when finding a good job...
I want to comment on this month’s Atlantic Monthly piece by Chrystia Freeland, “The Rise of the...
About halfway through Obama’s speech on Wednesday – I think it was just after he used the...
This post is 1) long; 2) personal. You’ve been warned on both counts.
Outgoing Ohio Governor Ted Strickland was one of my favorite elected officials to lose office last month. ...
There are some good things to be said about absorbing periodic electoral “shellackings.” For one thing, it...
I’m always drawn to these kinds of studies, even though they’re never really insightful. This one mainly...
Image via Wikipedia I apologize in advance for the liberal use of quotes in this post, but...
I’ll probably have more thoughts on this later, but for now, just wanted to link to today’s...
I don’t mean to pull a Colbert-style “Better Know a State” here, but I’m a little surprised...
It’s not often that I find myself in agreement with Michael Gerson, but I thought there was...
In one way, I agree with Mark’s post. There is nothing inherently liberal in the Democratic Party,...
I’m a bit late to the great education debate, which is unfortunate because I did have a...
First, many thanks to Will for spotting this article and passing it along my way. It’s one...
I’ve been out of the loop a bit these past couple weeks, helping out peripherally on a...
This poll analysis confirms a lot of things that have been fairly obvious for quite some time:...
Complete change of topic… Like many people, summers blunt my level of attention to day to day...
I’m fascinated by the liberaltarian conversations here and elsewhere and, as an outsider, more than a little...
My favorite spot to view him is standing by the Pagoda looking East over Patterson Park at...
