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Whether Repubs control the Senate or not will not make the least difference.

Sounds like the beginning of a hypothesis.

They're Coming!! They're Coming!!

. . . But what the events in Keene suggest is that white folks often test the bounds and limits of public decency and order with little long-term reprisal. There were some arrests, and some tear gas. But no dead bodies. No stigma about white anger. No come to Jesus meetings about White America’s...

You may want to investigate that further.

No change from yesterday evening. So, once we leave the mean, is it more likely that we run for the upper limit or drop back down to the lower limit?

It's also worth remembering that the guys who flew into the WTC didn't sneak in through Mexico.

The narrowness of the lens through which you interpret information is truly extraordinary.

And those, after all, are the "real" Americans. Remember Christopher Columbus? He just had a day recently.

BY ROB GARVER The Fiscal Times October 21, 2014 Liberals and conservatives may not agree on much, but they have reached common ground on one thing: Nobody trusts Buzzfeed. The online repository of cat photos and “Which pop diva are you?” polls came in dead last in the Pew Research Journalism...

The companion to the daily chart, two up:

Yep. Clear as day. Yep.

The entire sorry display reflects a false premise. Tight lending isn’t holding back the housing market, at least not any more than a lack of money in the bank accounts of the vast majority of would-be borrowers. Having low- and middle-income Americans over-extend themselves with risky mortgages...

By David Dayen One of the more consequential moments for the future of the U.S. economy happened off the campaign trail Monday, at a ballroom in the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas. At the annual conferenceof the Mortgage Bankers Association, Mel Watt, chairman of the Federal Housing Finance...

Particularly considering and tightly and inextricably linked the two are.

And here we are: Not sure why the trolls call this hindsight . . .

How many people were against Loving v Virginia?

Correct. You can't change two things at once. One variable is controlled. The rest are uncontrolled. Once you have your results, you can then begin to determine the influence of the controlled variable on everything else. You've stated bagsful of hypotheses; you just haven't put them in If/Then...

Do you know what controlling variables is all about?

That was a serious question. Why have you avoided the testing for so long (over a year)?