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Author: Scott Lemieux

Limb-Climbing

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On August 8, 2006

With 94. 45% of precincts reporting, Lawyers, Guns, and Money is projecting Ned Lamont as winner of the Connecticut Democratic Senate primary. Hey, if Mariano Rivera can give up a.

Nail-biter

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On August 8, 2006
The good news is, as of this posting, Lamont is still ahead, with 3/4 of precincts reporting. The bad news is that he seems to have been losing ground all night. There have been two big votes--the 1995 Quebec Referendum and the 2000 U.S. Presidential...

The Myth of Scoop Jackson

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On August 8, 2006
This is 100% right:Hubert Humphrey, one of contemporary hawks' darlings, only secured 43 percent of the popular vote. George Wallace, formerly a Democrat, got 14 percent of the vote, overwhelmingly from people who had historically been voting Democratic, on a white supremacist ticket. Before 1964...

Sunday Night Linkage

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On August 7, 2006

Did Rumsfeld rigorously present a realistic, non-rose-tinted picture of Iraq? Julia reports, you decide. Mark Schmitt on Holy Joe: "Politicians can be superficially supportive but also cruelly contemptuous toward colleagues.

Party of One

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On August 6, 2006
Shorter Verbatim Peter Beinart: "Listen to Joe Lieberman's liberal critics and you hear the same lines again and again. He has "betrayed his party" and practiced "turncoat politics." He has "defined his image by distancing himself from other Democrats." He's not a "team player." Funny,...
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