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Mommy, What’s a Caucus?
Iowa’s process for selecting party nominees is convoluted and hardly representative, but it has the value of being first.
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Bigfoot in Iowa
A day before the caucuses, the media turns their attention to the mysterious undecided voter.
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Lucky Number 3
A Santorum associate admits the candidate has to finish third to continue past Iowa.
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They Really Love Me!
Rick Santorum’s campaign is taken aback by the candidate’s newfound popularity.
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Our Most-Read Pieces in 2011
The 10 Dumbest Arguments Against Health-Care Reform, Paul Waldman Blowing a Hole in Dodd-Frank, Robert Kuttner Ten Reasons Why American Health Care Is So Bad, Ezra Klein Why Obama Will Win in 2012, Jamelle Bouie When It All Went Wrong, Mark Schmitt Is Education the Cure to Poverty?, Jared Bernstein The Myth of the Fairer […]
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Just Flamingos
Iowa voters are not enthusiastic about any of the GOP candidates.
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Everything is Coming Up Romney
If the trend continues, the former Massachusetts governor can count on victory in the Hawkeye State.
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One Way or Another
There are no “anti-incumbent” waves, just disdain for one party or the other.
