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Was a frequent Atlantic correspondent "affiliated" with the Obama campaign?
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Was a frequent Atlantic correspondent "affiliated" with the Obama campaign?
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The people serving the cocktails and canapes are actually listening to what the politicians say.
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A roundup of the most memorable moments from today's speakers, who included House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Grover Norquist, and Senator Marco Rubio.
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Maybe we can all get along? For at least a day we will hope so.
'Going Galt,' and the response
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The presidential election of 2008 mattered. This one matters more.
Someone displeased with the night's results explains his views.
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Lessons of the evening
Lizzy Fallows
Why it is easier to say "我已 投 票!" in America than in China
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A response to his critics
Reuters
Pushback to Dr. Popkin
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Let's look more closely at the Bible.
A business owner defends 'going Galt.'
Reuters
A silver lining: the beginning of a bipartisan effort to get rid of the outdated and destructive Electoral College system
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Why bookies are morally preferable to pundits
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Business people who don't buy the Randian view of the world
One campaign, two literary allusions. Take your pick!
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More in our day-long series of reports
A campaign "pre-mortem"
Talking Points Memo
Can't we all just get along? Once it was Rodney King's question; now, Linda McMahon's.
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