Today’s Balance Sheet refutes the one percenters’ last line of denial against protests of inequality.
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Primary Campaigns: Very Predictable, But Still Fun
Newt Gingrich is falling, suggesting the GOP primary is going to work out the way one could have predicted.
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The Arpaio Effect
How will the DOJ’s investigation of the rogue Arizona sheriff affect the presidential election?
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Dear Politifact, I’m Not Sure that “Lie” Means What You Think It Does
The fact-checking website gives a bogus “Lie of the Year” award to the accurate claim that Republicans voted to dismantle Medicare.
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The Latest Proposition
Will a voter referendum to allow same-sex marriage in California thrust social issues back into the spotlight this election season?
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Now is the Time to Buy Perry
The Texas governor is undervalued on Intrade.
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Latinos Flock to Swing States
The growing number of Latino voters in swing states gives Obama a little more room to manuever.
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Full Court Press
Gingrich’s threat to ignore court decisions speaks to conservative Iowans still upset about gay marriage in the state.
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The Bain of Mitt’s Existence
That Romney has continued to profit from his time at Bain Capital is a big problem for his campaign.