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Your Sunday Ground-Game Reports: Missouri, Virginia, and D.C.
Up- and down-beat readings as the election draws near
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Up- and down-beat readings as the election draws near
The unbelievable cynicism and know-nothingness of the 'vote for revenge' attack ads
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A struggle for the future of a party, no matter how things go three days from now
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Why American needs a new election system, argument #14,285
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How will part of the electorate handle a result it thinks could not take place without fraud?
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One side or the other is poised to disbelieve the results five days from now.
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First, he should let the United States go over the fiscal cliff. Then he should push filibuster reform.
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The country has a strong safety interest in subsidizing communications for low-income people.
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The 2009 rescue of the auto industry is broadly popular in Ohio -- and Republicans never came up with a coherent argument against it.
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In a state where things don't seem to be getting better, the president has not been able to assuage voters' anger and disappointment.
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Despite the hype, the Republican's address was devoid of new policy ideas -- but that may not have been the point.
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A canvasser for the Obama campaign reflects on the swing-state voters, especially women, who still haven't made up their minds.
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Obama thinks that Wall Street is his enemy. And yet ...
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At best, he would be hamstrung by the conflicting demands of a radicalized party. At worst, he would wreck the Reagan coalition.
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In a close election, the president's sophisticated organization -- which Republicans don't seem to have matched -- could make all the difference.
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Why do partisans and analysts say things that aren't true? Because there's no cost to doing so.
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Political "veterans," plus GOP partisans, tell us that Romney is about to win. Numbers say he is not. One approach is plainly wrong.
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The president comes out swinging and lands some blows. But with two weeks to go, Romney believes momentum is on his side.
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Obama's best performance, and Romney's worst
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Has a commander-in-chief learned how to get under a CEO's skin?
James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.
