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Author: Erik Loomis

Ending the Debt Ceiling Absurdity

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On December 5, 2012
Let's hope Obama sticks to his guns on being done with playing debt ceiling games with the Republicans. The Republican Congress overplayed its hand. It's time for Democrats to call them on it. The new Congress looks promising on these measures and it's amusing to...

The Coming Coalition Indeed

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On December 4, 2012
If John O'Sullivan and Jonah Goldberg have anything to say about it, Republicans are certainly about the turn the corner in attracting non-whites: “I see that the way we will get the Hispanics and the other groups, the Asians, as part of the Republican Coalition...

Free Speech

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On December 4, 2012

I assume that conservatives' spirited defense of free speech in fighting the California law banning the use of gay conversion therapies for minors means that they will provide equally full-throated.

Dole/Kemp ’96

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On December 1, 2012
Just in case anyone wanted to play around on the official Dole/Kemp website, which miraculously still exists. I know I look forward to following along on the victory marathon. Via

Coral

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On November 28, 2012

Do you like to dive? Do you like cool colorful tropical fish? Do you like coral reefs? If you do, take advantage now because they are going away very, very.

The Rising Tide of Liberalism

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On November 28, 2012
Chait is really optimistic about the future of liberalism given the political leanings of young people: What all this suggests is that we may soon see a political landscape that will appear from the perspective of today and virtually all of American history as unrecognizably...
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