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scientificactivistprofile.gif An Oxford graduate student by day and a scientific activist by night, Nick Anthis isn't letting his Ph.D. research in protein structure get in the way of defending scientific and social progress.

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With Nomination Secured, Obama Should Reevaluate Health Care Proposal

The historic presidential nominee should consider adopting a Clinton-style health care plan.

The Gas Tax Suspension: Political Pandering of the Worst Kind

This morning, I had to wake up to another article about John McCain's and Hillary Clinton's proposal to temporarily waive the gas tax this summer. That's it. I'm just going to have to come out and say it: this is...

Did Rush Limbaugh Win the Texas Democratic Primary for Hillary Clinton?

David Weigel of Reason magazine makes a compelling case.

A Quick Comparison of the Clinton and Obama Health Care Plans

Both are similar and neither goes far enough, but Clinton edges out Obama slightly just for making health insurance mandatory

String of Obama Victories Portends a Strong Performance in the General Election

Obama wins big in Maryland, Virginia, and DC, but now he has even bigger fish to fry.

Obamamentum

Obama wins Louisiana (57-36), Washington (68-31), and Nebraska (68-32), while John McCain still struggles to seal the deal.

R.I.P. the John Edwards Campaign

Netroots, change, and fighting poverty: who will carry on Edwards' legacy?

South Carolina a Huge Victory for Obama, Democrats

Obama's 295,091 votes last night trump second place finisher Hillary Clinton's 141,128 and Republican victor John McCain's 147,283.

The Jena Who What Huh?

Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson "doesn't know anything about" the Jena Six.

Campaign Blogging: Fundamentally Different From Everyday Political Blogging

...for now, at least.

New Poll Gives Reason to be Optimistic for the Future

A new poll indicates that today's young adults are more progressive than their parents on health care, homosexuality, and general ideology.

SCOTUS: Who's Your Daddy?

Paternalism is the word of the day as the Supreme Court slices away at reproductive freedoms.

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