Believing in untruths is becoming an essential part of the conservative identity.
Conservatism
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When Majorities Don’t Mean Control
For the second time since 1965, Democrats might have a majority in the New York Senate. But they’re probably not going to control it.
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Colorado Voters’ Power of the Purse
Current and former lawmakers are taking the Taxpayer Bill of Rights to court for a second opinion.
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Progressives: The Biggest Winners of State Ballot Measures
Things just got good for Washington State’s gay charter school teachers, who can now inhale and really enjoy the food at their weddings.
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Land of the “Free Stuff,” Home of the Brave
Conservatives finally found a fall guy for their big loss last Tuesday—the American people.
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Democrats Make Gains in Statehouses, but Republicans Still Dominate
Democrats gained back some of the chambers lost in 2010, but Republicans had big wins of their own.
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The Future of the White Man’s Party
For a glimpse of where the GOP is headed, look to California, where Latinos, Asians, and young people just elected Democratic supermajorities to the state legislature.
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A Letter to Conservatives
Some things for them to think about on the occasion of their defeat
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The GOP Apostate Campaigns for Obama in Virginia
Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee goes door knocking for Obama
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These Guys Are Running for Office!?
Four candidates you wouldn’t think would be on the ballot—let alone running for re-election.
