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Jason Linkins

Benghazi Critique Officially Pivots To 2016 Horserace

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.17.2013 | Politics

I know there was probably a time where those who supported a Benghazi inquiry were able to deftly maintain that their interests had nothing to do with...

Cruz vs. Clinton in 2016

Brent Budowsky | Posted 05.03.2013 | Politics
Brent Budowsky

For Democrats this is too good to be true. While Republicans continue to try to smear former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over Benghazi, she long ago accepted her share of responsibility, and her popularity continues to tower above all national figures in American public life.

Jason Linkins

Conservative Mag Derides 'Rubio's Folly'

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.02.2013 | Politics

As I've noted before, while a bipartisan "Gang" of eight senators are the prime movers behind the renewed hopes for passage of a comprehensive immigra...

Cruzing for a Bruising

Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 05.02.2013 | Politics
Robert J. Elisberg

The conservative National Review magazine has an amusing article about the far-right reincarnation of Joe McCarthy, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), considering a run for the presidency. It's not intended to be amusing, I don't think, but it is.

Why Ted Cruz Will Never Be President

Salon | Posted 05.02.2013 | Politics

During the 2012 election cycle I occasionally ran stories declaring that various Republicans being touted as White House material ā€œwill never be pre...

The Conquest of America by Iraq: The Misbegotten Cakewalk a Decade and Countless Lives Later

Doug Bandow | Posted 03.28.2013 | World
Doug Bandow

Secretary of State John Kerry made a surprise visit to Baghdad to ask the Iraqi government to stop helping Iran support Syria's Bashar al-Assad. Kerry received an embarrassing rebuff--so much for the Bush administration's celebrated victory over Saddam Hussein. This time ten years ago the grand Iraqi cakewalk had begun. American military forces were racing toward victory. The world was going to be transformed. But not in the way President George W. Bush and his top officials imagined. Invading Iraq turned out to be one of Washington's greatest strategic mistakes. Yet even now many of the Iraq War's architects are clamoring for more wars. America needs peace. War should be a true last resort, not just another policy option for frustrated social engineers and impatient internationalists. Wars are sometimes tragically necessary. But not in Iraq.

GOP Begins Its Walk-Back

Salon | Posted 03.20.2013 | Politics

I gave Reince Priebus and his minions too much credit the other day. His ā€œautopsyā€ of the Republican Party’s disastrous 2012 election cycle most...

National Review Columnist Suggests Raped Veterans Should Blame Themselves

The Huffington Post | Meredith Bennett-Smith | Posted 03.01.2013 | Politics

A columnist for conservative site the National Review Online has written a piece suggesting female soldiers who have been raped struggle after they le...

Media to President: You're a Liberal!

Dan Kennedy | Posted 04.15.2013 | Media
Dan Kennedy

Since winning reelection, Obama has appeared more confident and upbeat than at any time since his 2008 campaign, and media coverage has reflected that. The president's second honeymoon is likely to continue a little while longer. But such interludes never last.

The Dishonorable Republicans

Ethan Rome | Posted 04.09.2013 | Politics
Ethan Rome

While Republican governors like Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and Rick Perry of Texas play games with people's lives to throw red meat to the extremists in their party, Kasich and the a growing number of GOP governors put the needs of their state before their political party.

Editorial Argues That Jesus Talked About Right To Bear Arms

The Huffington Post | Meredith Bennett-Smith | Posted 01.29.2013 | Media

One of the leading voices of the conservative political movement has published an editorial that argues that gun control legislation seeks to limit Am...

Jason Linkins

Ladies, The National Review Has Got The Perfect Gun For All Your Needs

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 01.23.2013 | Politics

I think that if the Atlantic gets to run what amounts to advertorial content about the Church of Scientology, it's only natural that the National Revi...

Debt Ceiling Madness From National Review

Andrew Pavelyev | Posted 01.16.2013 | Media
Andrew Pavelyev

National Review Online has published an amazing editorial which advocates redefining the debt ceiling so as to exclude any borrowing necessary for ser...

Opposition to Robert Bork Was Not 'Shameful'

Asher Smith | Posted 02.18.2013 | Politics
Asher Smith

Democrats opposing Bork's nomination would have seen their votes as not just a stand against a particular judicial nominee but as a vote against the social agenda of an administration they felt was attempting to turn the page on the progress of previous decades.

Looking for Mr. Right Now

Miranda Frum | Posted 01.26.2013 | Women
Miranda Frum

Girls isn't about women who refuse to grow up -- it's about women who are trying to grow up in a world in which economic prospects are dim; a world in which men and women can't seem to connect meaningfully or trustingly with each other at any level.

The Jewel of Denial (or, Why Can't the GOP Be Wonky?)

D. R. Tucker | Posted 01.13.2013 | Politics
D. R. Tucker

I can certainly understand the phenomenon of Republican "poll denial." Six years ago, I was a staunch supporter of Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Kerry Healey, the Republican opponent of Democrat Deval Patrick.

Race Baiting and the Party of Lincoln

Charles J. Reid, Jr. | Posted 01.06.2013 | Politics
Charles J. Reid, Jr.

The vomit of racism still finds a place in Republican Party politics. It is sad to watch John Sununu -- twenty years ago, a younger Sununu might have known better. But it is even sadder to watch the rest of Lincoln's old party sink in the mire.

Jason Linkins

National Review Still Trying To Make Bayonets Happen

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 10.30.2012 | Politics

When yesterday's social media coverage of Hurricane Sandy accidentally dredged up an old photo of the Army’s 3rd Infantry Regiment's Tomb Sentinels ...

You Know It When You See It

Lester & Charlie | Posted 11.11.2012 | Comedy
Lester & Charlie

Since conservatives seem oblivious of their party's stated agenda, they may soon find themselves without access to any reliable means of getting their rocks off. So how will they survive in a porn-free America?

Michael Calderone

National Review Parties At RNC

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Calderone | Posted 08.28.2012 | Media

TAMPA, Fla. -- Before Mitt Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate, several influential organs of conservative media establishment -- the National...

Michael Calderone

Paul Ryan's New Reality

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Calderone | Posted 08.16.2012 | Media

NEW YORK -- "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski had a message Wednesday for the Romney campaign: "Let Paul be Paul." The "Morning Joe" crew was ...

Michael Calderone

Bill Kristol: 'We Began to Break' Paul Ryan VP News

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Calderone | Posted 08.11.2012 | Media

NEW YORK -- On Thursday, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol and senior writer Stephen Hayes urged Mitt Romney to choose Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as h...

Conservatives Dumped Milton Friedman on His Centennial

Andrew Pavelyev | Posted 10.08.2012 | Politics
Andrew Pavelyev

Tuesday last week would have been Milton Friedman's 100th birthday. The American conservative establishment effectively renounced him on that day.

BOTH SIDES: Accen-tu-ate the Negative: Mitt Hides Taxes? Yes. Barack Hates U.S. & Business? Nah.

HuffPost Radio | Posted 07.22.2012 | Politics
HuffPost Radio

2011-11-29-20111107bothsidesnow.jpg Is GOP adopting a soft birtherism when it repeats that the American president doesn't understand the country that elected him?

"Wetbacks" Is Acceptable Language at National Review Online

Raul A. Reyes | Posted 09.19.2012 | Latino Voices
Raul A. Reyes

Apparently, it did not occur to Nordlinger that the word "wetback" is deeply offensive to the Hispanic community.