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In Iowa, a Big To-Do over “I Do”

Can progressives stop conservatives from bringing down judges who ruled in favor of same-sex marriage?

Attacking a sitting president as weak is not the best idea, especially when he ordered the attack that killed Osama bin Laden.

Both the Obama and Romney campaigns say the other is trying to destroy Medicare. They can’t both be right.

by Paul Waldman August 16, 2012

It can be just as negative, if not more, than a campaign about personalities.

Today’s Ringside Seat: Election discourse was supposed to be all about substance post-Paul Ryan, but instead we’re talking about Joe.

I spoke with the Tax Policy Center about why Romney can’t square the circle of revenue and taxes in his budget.

They may say otherwise, but the evidence is clear: Republicans had no interest in Obama’s success.

Next stop for the voter-ID lawsuit? The state supreme court.

… is a figment of the Republican Party’s very active imagination.

After two full days of lying about Medicare and welfare, the Republican nominee criticizes Obama for taking the “low road.”