Today’s Ringside Seat: Making the voting process the same for all Americans makes sense, but not for a party trying to hold on to the last century’s electoral realities.
Election 2012
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Putting Faith in the Conservative Creed
Believing in untruths is becoming an essential part of the conservative identity.
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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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Republicans Return Romney’s “Gift”
Today’s Ringside Seat: The Republicans have abandoned their presidential candidate, but imagine great things for the VP pick.
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The President We Hoped For?
Today’s Ringside Seat: Will Obama govern the way he campaigned? So far, so good.
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47 Percent, Part 2
Mitt Romney takes one last opportunity to be a jerk.
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Romney Says He Lost Because Obama Gave “Gifts” to Blacks and Latinos
The former Republican presidential candidate takes a turn for the bitter.
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Yes, This Is a Post about 2016.
The next GOP nominee will have to be both a uniter and a divider.
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Is the Religious Right in Trouble?
This election was bad for them, but their real problem is long-term.
