After years of crowing over the danger of voter fraud, the GOP has switched gears and moved full speed with rigging the game.
Jamelle Bouie
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Over the last two years, Governor Brownback has transformed the state in a laboratory for ultraconservative policies.
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The government’s spending has been flat for the last two years.
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Republicans are Seriously Considering a Plan to Rig the Electoral System
Rather than change their ideas, the GOP is considering a plan to change the rules to win elections.
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Bobby Jindal to Poor Louisianans: Drop Dead
The Louisiana governor eliminates hospice care for Medicaid recipients.
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Making the Pursuit of Happiness Real for Every American
If President Obama’s first inaugural was defined by the circumstances of the time-an economy in free fall-then his second reflects the challenges we’ve overcome. With the United States on a clear path to recovery, the president used his inaugural address to articulate his vision for a better society. In doing so, not only has he […]
