CAN President Clinton, more politically sure-footed than most, thread a path through America's racial minefield?
It may also help to explain why Mr. Bloomberg has not always appeared politically sure-footed as he passes the midway point in his bid to become the Republican choice for mayor.
To be sure, politically mixed marriages remain a distinct minority.
Some may say we are on the back foot politically, and for sure, we must accept the result of the Labour leadership election in September.
One thing is for sure: politically detached suburban voters are the late-swinging voters in every election, and Democrats don't seem to know what makes them tick.
Politically, I'm sure we'll also be discussing the big one: whether art can really make a dent in dictatorship.
We need to engage politically to make sure that food security (having enough to eat), and food justice (having access to affordable healthy foods) is in abundant supply to all our neighbors.
The bust of an "alleged internet prostitution ring" (as the official DHS press release calls it) looks good politically to be sure, but there may be more to the Rentboy raid than meets the eye.
I've written before on how this idea -- while popular politically, to be sure -- is not exactly constitutional either, because it tramples all over the concept of "due process," but it certainly was interesting to see Trump and Clinton agree on anything tonight.
And politically I'm not sure it's much help either.
Yet neither party is sure how politically powerful those policies are, especially when the economy is weak and most people are more concerned about jobs and incomes than the nuances of fiscal policy.
