He thinks the GOP should be more racially sensitive.
Election 2012
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How Not to Appeal to Asian Americans
Next time, a little less racism.
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Do Republicans Have a Southern Problem?
As the region changes demographically, the GOP’s stranglehold is showing cracks.
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Another Defeat for the NRA
In the 2012 election, they lost almost everywhere they tried to make a difference.
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Scott Walker Figures It Out
Today’s Ringside Seat: Wisconsin didn’t turn red—so next time, votes will have to be suppressed.
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Remember that Provisional Ballot Problem?
In Ohio, it hasn’t gone away.
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Rush’s Dream Journal
Today’s Ringside Seat:Â The Republican Party is not united under the idea that moderation is the key to a 2016 victory.
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Anti-Testing: Unlikely Common Ground?
At first glance, the 2012 elections didn’t seem to have much bearing on education policies. After all, the fundamental debates around schools-whether to increase the role of testing, merit pay, charter schools, and school choice-are, for the most part, outside the realm of partisan politics. Among both Democratic and Republican leadership, there’s a fair amount […]
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The Great Society’s Next Frontier
Now that Obamacare—the largest expansion of the social-safety net in the last 60 years—is safe, what’s next for the liberal economic project?
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Nobody’s Fault but Their Own
Establishment Republicans can’t blame the Tea Party for their losses in the Senate.
