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Trouble Ahead

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On November 7, 2004
I think Paul Krugman tried to warn us about this. Yikes. The dollar could slide still further, in spite of hitting an all-time low against the euro last week in the wake of George W. Bush's re-election, currency traders have said. The dollar sell-off has resumed...

State Legislatures

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On November 6, 2004
From Kos, we learn that the trend here in Washington of the Democrats picking up seats in the state houses is happening around the country. It's happy news, to be sure, but I can't say I have any brilliant ideas as to why this is occurring....

Did We Jump the Gun?

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On November 6, 2004

Many have pointed to this Paul Freedman article at Slate, which makes the case that anti-gay initiatives may not have had the electoral impact many of us assumed. He's got some.

Social Justice and the Right

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On November 6, 2004
Matthew Yglesias is right to suggest that the modern Christian Right, despite some intimations to the contrary, does have some notion of social justice, and it's not all bad. Certainly the following rhetorical questions Who's working to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa? Who's trying...

You First

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On November 5, 2004

Kevin Drum has a great post mocking the silly contention that the Democrats are doomed because they can't win in the south, while one never hears that the Republicans are doomed.

The Stupidest Taboo

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On November 4, 2004

Jesse Taylor, as you probably know, is under conservative fire for his indisputably correct observation that mobilizing homophobia was a decisive factor in the presidential elections because of the way the electoral.

Eternal Sunshine

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On November 4, 2004
The more I think about it, the more I think this is my movie of the year so far (although I still haven't seen Vera Drake), and I'm not sure if I don't agree with Rob that it may be the best movie I've seen about...

A New Federalism?

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On November 4, 2004

This map is making the rounds. I can certainly see the appeal. More seriously, but in a similar spirit, I've seen a few people not in comment threads elsewhere, as well.

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