Republicans still won't budge on tax rate hikes and won't spell out a specific plan on entitlements
The case for him running against Chris Christie next year -- even though he'll probably lose
A possible explanation for reports that the president is open to raising the qualification age from 65 to 67
Once upon a time, Gingrich guaranteed that raising taxes on the rich would trigger a recession. It didn't
Don't be fooled by Sen. Jim DeMint's resignation. His influence on the Republican Party is as strong as ever
Love him or hate him, Bill and Hill's buddy is the only thing standing between the state and a Tea Party governor
Senate Republicans play politics with a landmark civil rights law -- championed by Bob Dole -- and hit a new low
"Washington gridlock" isn't the reason for the endless fiscal cliff negotiations. The House Speaker's weakness is
How did the GOP become so unreasonable on the issue? Here's a hint: Grover Norquist had nothing to do with it
Barack Obama made a giant mistake with the debt ceiling two years ago -- but he's clearly learned from it
Nothing that Democrats are proposing will change the fact that it takes 60 votes to do anything in today's Senate
If she decides to run in '16, Democrats could be in for an unusually suspense-free primary season
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Steve Kornacki writes about politics for Salon. He’s previously written about politics for the New York Observer and Roll Call, and his work has also appeared in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal and on the Daily Beast.
