All the criticisms of him for being too “passive” were just a cover for substantive disagreement.
Paul Waldman
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How Obama Boxed In Republicans With His Immigration Order
We know they oppose it now, but revoking it in 2017 will be a lot more complicated.
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In Early Polling, God Remains Undecided On Pick For 2016 GOP Nominee
But rest assured, He’ll be talking to the candidates soon.
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Why There Won’t Be Any Grand Immigration Confrontation Between Obama and Republicans
They’re enraged now. But don’t be surprised if this issue fades away.
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Why Republicans Are So Mad About Obama’s Immigration Order
It isn’t about the substance, and it’s only partly about presidential power.
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Charticle: Good News About America (Really!)
The latest crime statistics show that the country continues to get safer.
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How Republicans Are Learning to Love the Shutdown
Watch for a shift in their perspective, which is already underway.
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Hillary Clinton’s “Connection” to White Voters: What Could It Possibly Be?
Let’s try to be honest about what we’re talking about here.
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Conservatives Should Explain Exactly What Jonathan Gruber Tricked Us All Into Believing
Because the truth is that the Affordable Care Act has ended up costing less than was originally predicted.
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How Badly Do Republicans Want Tax Reform? (Maybe Not That Badly)
They’re already saying it might be impossible if Barack Obama hurts their feelings.
