According to the New York Times and Congressman Joe Sestak, most people really aren't concerned about the war in Afghanistan. What do you think?
18 senators voted in support of an exit timetable, but there were still some notable senators who voted No. And we know why.
The government is broken, in Afghanistan and the United States, and if we don't use government the way it's supposed to function, if we continue to play media games with our politics, the death toll will only get worse.
Today's elections have nothing to do with throwing out incumbents and everything to do with affirming the status quo. Not a single candidate who opposes the war in Afghanistan is expected to win. It will take a lot more than partisan primaries to end the war.