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Republican congresspeople are keeping their taxpayer subsidized health insurance while voting to deny it to other Americans. Because, you know, government health care is great for Republican politicians, but too lavish for the Rest of Us.
Whatever gains the GOP makes in year-by-year elections, it still seems as if they're losing the long game as far as demographics are concerned.
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The bigger concern to those of you who fear a Palin presidency should be who would actually end up serving out most of her term, and the fact that the copilot she selects could do more to position her than anything else.
Now that an entire week or so has passed, it becomes clear that this election was all about jobs and the triumph of shortsighted thinking over facing up to the long-range problems that threaten our future.
Rasmussen 9/27/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release) Ohio 2010 Governor 50% Kasich (R), 42% Strickla...
On Tuesday, former President Clinton brought his substance and style to about 2,000 enthusiastic Ted Strickland supporters in Columbus. His appearance...
Last week, the gubernatorial campaign of Congressman John Kasich took to the national stage in what has since been deemed a "backwards political twofe...
Since the start of his campaign, Congressman John Kasich has sought to downplay his eight years at Lehman Brothers. Well, we've unearthed footage of a very different Kasich from two years ago.
The Tea Party is falling short electorally because it is built on a false premise: that political engagement can be purely oppositional, purely deconstructive.
On October 30th, 2009 Arianna participated in a debate about the future of capitalism at Regent University. The debate was the University's seventh f...
On Friday, I'm taking part in a debate on the question "America's Future: Can Capitalism Survive?" and I'd love to hear what points you think I should make.
Ohio is facing one of the worst budget crises in its history and instead of rolling up their sleeves to hash out a budget, the politicians are rolling the dice in an epic game of fool the public.
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