Today’s Ringside Seat: Can a Latino Tea Partier beat the Republican establishment?
Bob Moser
Bob Moser is a contributing editor for the Prospect and The New Republic, and the author of Blue Dixie: Awakening the South’s Democratic Majority.
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Civics 101
Today’s Ringside Seat: Can Obama win by explaining government?
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Bombs Away
Today’s Ringside Seat: The Obama campaign works to reinforce Romney’s unlikeability.
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An Evolution Too Little, Too Late?
Obama still has a chance to lead on LGBT rights—if he takes it.
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A Toast to Newt
Today’s Ringside Seat: Let us now speak ill of the dead.
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Mitt Feints to the Middle
Today’s Ringside Seat: But right-wingers need not worry.
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Pop Goes the Center
Today’s Ringside Seat: Featuring no mentions of the Rosen-Romney “controversy”!
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Exit Right
Today’s Ringside Seat: Does Santorum’s departure from the race give Romney room to maneuver toward the center?
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Playing the Harvard Card
Today’s Ringside Seat: Romney spent more time there, but he says Obama spent too much time there.
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The Great Debate
Romney and Obama start arguing economics—and it’s Round One to the president.
