D.C. descends on the White House for an impromptu block party
Election 2012
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Why the House Didn’t Flip
Republicans can thank artful gerrymandering for their continued reign of the House of Representatives.
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Takeaways from the Votemaster
Abandoning large constituencies is not a winning formula, and other lessons from last night.Â
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A Grand Progressive Victory
It went well beyond the White House.
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Sitting on Top of the Senate
Against all odds, Democrats keep their hold on the Senate—with liberals leading the way.
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Fired Up, Ready to GIF
The Prospect sums up the last night of the election and Obama’s victory in Internet shorthand.Â
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Obama Wins the Future
On Tuesday, the most diverse coalition in American history re-elected a president—and announced the arrival of an emerging liberal majority.
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Warren: Onto the National Stage
With a commanding eight-point victory, the newly minted senator from Massachusetts becomes the leader of the Democratic Party’s progressive wing.
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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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One Giant Leap for Gay Rights
Tuesday’s victories for same-sex marriage represent a watershed for the LGBT movement.
