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Who Should Romney Pick For Vice-President?
The Republican strategist and Democratic pollster in their biweekly face-off about Election 2012
God and Gays
The smooth certainty of the right is just as unattractive as the moral smugness of the left
Olympic Uniform Hypocrisy: Reid and Pelosi’s Clothes Are Made In China Too
For all the furor over Ralph Lauren’s uniforms not being made in America, little has been done to support our home-grown garment industry
Romney Plays The Race Card
Was Romney actually speaking to the NAACP, or using them to help himself?
An Argument for More Self-Government
Here’s something the left and the right can agree on: we need a bigger role in solving our collective problems
Who Can Fix the Economy, the Loner or the Consensus Builder?
The caricatures of Obama and Romney are not totally fair, but here’s why they matter
The Health Care Decision: Deliverance or Disaster?
Four former solicitors general weigh in on Chief Justice John Roberts’ ruling
In Health Care Decision: A Hidden Win for Conservatives?
Chief Justice Roberts gave fellow conservatives an under-the-radar victory by scaling back the scope of the commerce clause
Our National Immigration Policy: Still Clear as Mud
The Supreme Court’s decision did little to clarify the patchwork of measures that have sprouted after years of federal inaction
Romney’s Unlikely Trouble with Details
The PowerPoint candidate should be Mr. Specific. He isn’t, and that could hurt him with the voters who count most
Election Year 2012: When The Reality Principle Trumps the Audacity of Hope
If the 2008 election was inspiring, 2012 is shaping up to be its opposite
An Election of Lesser Evils
In the heartland, voters sound dissatisfied with both Obama and Romney