Matthew Yglesias

Matthew Yglesias is a former writer and editor at The Atlantic.

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Issue July/August 2009

End the Vice Presidency

Issue January/February 2009

The Silenced Majority

The filibuster is obstructive, anachronistic, and undemocratic. It's time to kill it off for good.

Obama, Ayers, and Guilt By Association

By Sarah Palin's logic, McCain should be held accountable for his association with Watergate burglar G. Gordon Libby.

Issue October 2008

The Rising

With demography on its side, the emerging Democratic majority is about to arrive.

Issue June 2008

The Accidental Foreign Policy

How an early gaffe and an excruciatingly long primary season helped Barack Obama find a distinctive voice on foreign affairs

Issue April 2008

The Case for Partisanship

Why polarization is good for us

Issue January/February 2008

There Goes the Neighborhood

In exurbs and fringe cities, the mortgage crisis is having a domino effect

The Biggest Story in Photos

Picking up the Pieces After the Tornado in Moore, Oklahoma

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