Herb Paine: Lessons of the Elections

The law of diminishing returns states that there’s a point where the more you invest, the less you get.

Herb Paine: Phoenix Rising?

We’re in the playoffs now, where cities compete for the gold crown, and winning requires that you field the best of your players, move the bases, and hit strategic home runs.

Herb Paine: The 2012 Conventions – Lost Opportunities

Jim Lehrer once noted that “the political conventions are among the few ‘shared’ national political events left.” If only this were still so.

Herb Paine: Going for the Gold in Politics

What if we expected of politicians what we expect of Olympians! What if candidates and elected officials actually behaved like Olympians? 

Amy Silverman: Some things you can't change

I've worried about this -- worried that Sophie would be just smart enough to know she's not smart enough.

Herb Paine: Drowning by political neglect

What sane and responsible person leaves their baby unattended in a pool?

Herb Paine: Deep in the heart of taxes

I put the finishing touches on my tax return.

Herb Paine: What would Barry do?

On Feb. 28, Arizona Republicans will weigh in on the Presidential sweepstakes.

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Haiti: Recovery Two Years later

January 12th is the second anniversary of a massive earthquake that killed more than 200-thousand people in Haiti.

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