By taking a hard line against Republicans—and protecting Social Security and Medicare—Obama can win the budget standoff.
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Note to Obama: Shoot First, Compromise Later
If the past four years have taught us anything, it’s that the president should start negotiations with a tough line.
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The Dangers of Our Budget-Deficit Minuet
Striking a deal with Republicans on entitlements would be a disastrous start to Obama’s second term.
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Party Down at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
D.C. descends on the White House for an impromptu block party
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Relief We Can Believe In
Don’t sell relief short; it can mean as much as hope and joy.
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The GOP Apostate Campaigns for Obama in Virginia
Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee goes door knocking for Obama
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The President as Metaphor
Every election, candidates stress that the future of the country is at stake. Could it be true this time?
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Heckuva Job, Barry
Why it’s perfectly fair that Sandy is affecting the presidential campaign
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Anti-Obamacare Ballot Measures: Purely Symbolic, Sometimes Ironic
Five states will vote to “ban” Affordable Care Act reforms. The trouble is, they can’t.
