Give it a thin veneer of moral condemnation, and it’s all good.
Paul Waldman
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The Keystone XL Issue May Be Resolved With—Shocker—Democratic Capitulation
There are hints of a presidential veto. Is Obama trying to get something in return, which Senate Democrats didn’t bother to ask for?
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The 2016 Republican Primary Is Getting More Interesting All The Time
Now with 100 percent more Huckabee!
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Chart of the Day: What Republicans Really Want
Guess what Republican voters are expecting from the people they just elected?
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This Year’s Biggest Spenders
Guess which Senate race was the most expensive in history?
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Exit Polls and the Extrapolation Mistake
Beware of people arguing that what a group of voters did in a low-turnout election represents that group’s fundamental beliefs.
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Can Democrats Get to a True Blue Majority?
The Southern Democratic senator is all but extinct.
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Republicans May Finally Get Their Wish to Watch the Affordable Care Act Destroyed
Tossing millions of Americans who now have coverage back into the ranks of the uninsured? That’s just a bonus.
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Is It Time to Be Afraid of Scott Walker?
He could be the most terrifying of the 2016 GOP candidates.
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John Boehner Already Making Excuses For His Failure
They can’t pass legislation, because Barack Obama is a big meanie.
