Politics and work can be volatile mixture
No one can stop you from making your political thoughts known at work or in your personal life. But you may have little protection against being fired, reprimanded or denied a job.
More...Newsweek: The psychology of voting
Science shows that when we are deciding which candidate to support, anxiety, enthusiasm and whom we identify with count more than reason or logic.
More...Candidates race through Northeast, South
Mitt Romney argued Monday that he was the real conservative in the Republican race with John McCain as he kicked off a 36-hour sprint to Super Tuesday. Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, locked in a tight contest, searched for support in the delegate-rich Northeast.
More...Candidates scramble in sprawling primary
So many states, so little time. There are only so many hours in the day and so many miles in even the fastest airplane travel in the final hours before Super Tuesday.
More...Dem families torn between Clinton, Obama
With Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mr. Obama locked in a tight race before Tuesday’s voting, the campaign has turned into a gigantic family feud, with prominent and everyday Democrats splitting with spouses, siblings, parents and children.
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