Relax, they won’t be here for a while. But when they are, you’ll be glad for it.
Paul Waldman
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Why Rand Paul Is a Press Management Wizard
None of the other potential 2016 GOP candidates is nearly as good at working the media.
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The Incompetent Pollster Mystery Solved!
The real reason they can keep getting more clients even when they fail.
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Why Congressional Democrats Are Upset that President Obama Doesn’t Hang Out With Them More
It’s more about their own egos than anything else.
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Why the Uber Controversy Won’t Convince Young Voters That the GOP Is the Cool Party
Republicans are falling all over themselves to praise Uber. But it’s not going to help them solve their problem with young people.
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The Ferguson Police Department’s Top 10 Tips For Protester Relations
Follow these simple instructions, and you’ll be on your way to a warm and cooperative relationship with the community you’re there to serve.
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‘Leave It to the States’: Admirable Moderation, Or Cowardly Cop-out?
It’s where most Republicans have landed on same-sex marriage.Â
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Why the Rand Paul Phenomenon Isn’t Exactly a Libertarian Triumph
Even if he’s not a “real” libertarian, the Kentucky senator demonstrates the philosophy’s core political problem.
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How Chuck Todd Can Save Meet the Press
If he can make it as awful as it was in Tim Russert’s day, he just might succeed.
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Could the Ferguson Conflict Produce Actual Reform on The Limits of Policing?
There’s an opportunity for change, both in federal policy and how the police everywhere look at their own decisions.
