Stranglehold: The right-wing push for a one-party state

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February 2004

Features

We See That Now

Tony Hendra
Our Mongrel Planet

Drake Bennett
Bad Max

Matthew Yglesias
Second Act

John Feffer
That Was Then

Joseph Stiglitz
The Last Word

Robert Reich
America as a One-Party State

Robert Kuttner
All Eyes on Dixie

Kevin Phillips
All Eyes on Dixie

Cliff Schecter
The GOP Deploys

Garance Franke-Ruta
Robert Rubin's Contested Legacy

Jeff Faux
The Republican Lock

Paul Starr
Robert Rubin's Contested Legacy

J. Bradford Delong
The Taxonomist

Robert McIntyre

Special Report

A National Task

Robert Borosage
Bush's Education Fraud

Peter Schrag
The Best Investment We Can Make

Ayelish McGarvey
Testing Our Patience

Richard Rothstein
The Weakly Standards

Emmet Rosenfeld
Saving Black Boys

Rosa Smith
The Verdict on Vouchers

Matthew Yglesias
Aiming High

Garance Franke-Ruta

Virginia GOP Says YOLO, Nominates Most Conservative Ticket Ever

Virginia Republicans have placed Ken Cuccinelli at the top of the ticket, with a running mate who might be even further to the right.

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Conservatives Shift Gears on IRS

Since people can't really relate to having your 501(c)(4) application delayed, they're trying something new: claiming that conservatives are getting audited by the IRS. Who cares whether it's true?

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A Devil of a Problem for Labor in the City of Angels

Los Angeles has the nation’s smartest, most successful union movement. So why is it coming out of tomorrow’s mayoral election so banged up?

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