Where is he now?
Election 2012
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Party of Rich Guys Suffers from Image as Party of Rich Guys
Can the GOP ever overcome this problem?
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Reclaim the Courts
This piece is part of the Prospect’s series on progressives’ strategy over the next 40 years. To read the introduction, click here. Lewis Powell built much of his strategic advice to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on the premise that “the judiciary may be the most important instrument for social, economic, and political change.” Powell […]
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Ongoing Conservative Delusions
Some of them actually believe Romney never made a case for conservatism.
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The Wages of Mediscare
Why conservative voters oppose cuts to the program
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Jon Huntsman Critiques the Republican Party
It’s their media, stupid.
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The Ovaltine Summit in the Oval Office
How today’s meeting between the former presidential-election rivals could potentially play out.Â
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The Coming Liberal Wave
Young voters are considerably more progressive than everyone else, and they’re likely to stay that way.
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What’s Next for Marriage Equality?
2012 saw many successes for same-sex marriage, but the fight is far from over.
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The Election Heard Round the Watercooler
Politics and work remain the oil and water of the office, but that doesn’t mean Citizens United-happy executives won’t try their damnedest to mix them.
