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The final defeat of backlash politics
The right's hopes of overturning the 1930s and the 1960s have been doomed by cultural and demographic change
The right's hopes of overturning the 1930s and the 1960s have been doomed by cultural and demographic change
The big square-state story isn't Obama's victory. It's the rise and rise of the Democratic activist base
It probably won't come to that, but here's how the post-election could play out in the crucial swing state
When did our very identities become inextricably bound to our political parties? A political scientist explains
A look at what liberal Senator Sherrod Brown's likely reelection might mean for the future of the state
Obama did not need to defend liberalism during this campaign. His second term -- and legacy -- will depend on it
Advice for those wondering how, or whether, to vote: Pick a party and stick with it
If you think jobs, prosperity and income growth over the long term are important, your choice is easy
Richard Carmona is running a surprisingly successful Senate campaign -- free of ideological rhetoric
With the president in office, progress -- however incremental -- remains possible. With Mitt, forget about it
The first lady made her debut appearance on the comedian's talk show last night VIDEO
He's no Roosevelt, but we have to reelect Obama -- and push him to live up to the New Deal architect's legacy
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