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Archives for October 2015
If Sherrod Brown won’t endorse Bernie, who will?
On the verge of becoming the next speaker of the House, Ryan has already visibly overplayed his hand.
Critics say the new regulations contain a number of loopholes that could lead to the creation of a tiered Internet service.
Democrats and Republicans in the House self-segregated into homogeneous clusters.
Twice as much, in fact.
It’s the end of an era.
The important nuance in this policy debate.
A chilling new theory of American politics.
This week’s debate could be his last chance.
Is the era of the debt ceiling crisis over?; breaking down that bacon-causes-cancer ruling; and the prepaid debit card RushCard is in big trouble.
David Hoppe is a classic Washington fixer type. Here’s why Ryan chose him.
Sure, the Democrats face a disadvantage in 2016. The party that’s controlled the White House for two terms usually does.
Once you adjust for student demographics, Massachusetts is still in the lead, but Texas and Florida look a lot better.
But, like, seriously.
Same creepy tactics, more potential long-term damage.