Map of the Day: In Politics, Sometimes It's Good to Be a Waffler
Some politicos can't give up their hometown treats, from pulled pork, to blue crabs, to -- yes -- Waffle House coffee… More »
Patrick Ottenhoff has been writing The Electoral Map blog since 2007. A former staff writer for National Journal Group and project manager at New Media Strategies, he now attends Georgetown's McDonough School of Business. More
Some politicos can't give up their hometown treats, from pulled pork, to blue crabs, to -- yes -- Waffle House coffee… More »
Well before the recent Russian spy ring was busted, a prominent Russian professor predicted the break-up of the U.S. into six pieces by 2010… More »
The states with the strictest gun laws are not always those with the lowest crime rates… More »
Obama and Medvedev may be eating burgers together, but an old Yugoslav atlas serves as a reminder of their countries' tense history… More »
Gen. Stanley McChrystal may be getting all the press, but four maps from the Pentagon's Afghanistan progress report in April deserve a look… More »
Today's Americans are moving in patterns that reflect the shift of jobs from manual labor to the creative class… More »
A geographical breakdown of online searches for "obama birth certificate" reveal Louisiana to harbor the most suspicion of the President… More »
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