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Let’s make Obama regret his war on weed
Alex Pareene
The president's Justice Department won't let Washington and Colorado smoke up in peace. Can we change his mind?
What Newt still won’t admit
Steve Kornacki
Once upon a time, Gingrich guaranteed that raising taxes on the rich would trigger a recession. It didn't
Obama, Boehner meet to discuss ‘fiscal cliff’
Anne Flaherty
Spokesman for both say that the lines of communication remain open
Gingrich: GOP “is incapable of competing” if Hillary runs in 2016
Jillian Rayfield
"Trying to win that will be truly the Superbowl," Newt said
Boustany trounces Landry for Louisiana congressional seat
Melinda Deslatte
The Republican fends off another incumbent in a runoff race that was the result of redistricting
Florida’s Crist may run again; GOP says it’s ready
Brendan Farrington
The former Republican tweeted that he was switching parties
Must-see morning clip: SNL on the “fiscal cliff”
Jillian Rayfield
Obama caves on tax cuts because Congress is bullying "this poor orange man" John Boehner
Democrats: Fiscal cliff deal must have jobless benefits
Associated Press
Benefits could run out for millions four days after Christmas
In defense of 2016 speculation
Jamelle Bouie
Yes, it's annoying only a month removed from the last election, but now's when possible candidates start to emerge
Charlie Crist: Now I’m a Democrat
Associated Press
The former Florida governor, once a Republican, tweets his new affiliation. Is he running for his old job?
Jim DeMint, failure
Joan Walsh
He's packing up his Senate office while Obama plans his second inaugural and Harry Reid enjoys a bigger majority
Corporate money to help pay for Obama inauguration
Philip Elliott
The president didn't accept it last time
146,000 new jobs aren’t enough
Robert Reich
However encouraging, today's jobs report should remind Washington to shift its focus away from the budget deficit
Will filibuster reform turn the Senate into the House?
Jonathan Bernstein
A look at some of the changes proposed by a bevy of Democratic Senators -- and whether they'll actually work
Don’t count out angry white guys quite yet
Irin Carmon
Dems have a lot of leverage in the "fiscal cliff" standoff after the election. That doesn't mean the GOP yields
Obama, Christie meet at the White House
Associated Press
The President met with Christie to discuss aid for New Jersey's recovery from Hurricane Sandy
Obama’s humblebrag: How to tell everyone you’re rich
Irin Carmon
The president owns his privilege to argue for higher taxes on the rich -- like himself
I was a teenage conservative
Steve Erickson
Right-wing politics offered its own form of rebellion in the 1960s. Later, I realized I was only betraying myself
A dream SEC chief
Matt Stoller
With a record of challenging Wall Street, Neil Barofsky says he'd take it "in a heartbeat." Here's what he'd do
Don’t hold your breath for bilateral discussions with Iran
Pepe Escobar
Between pressures from Israel, the Pentagon and Washington elites, the nation will likely remain Obama's top threat
Administration takes tough line with GOP on cliff
David Espo
"The size of the problem is so large it can't be solved without rates going up," said Timothy Geithner
An FCC Christmas gift for Rupert Murdoch?
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
New rules could pave the way for the News Corp. mogul to purchase the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times
Nate Silver: Still not trusted
Alex Halperin
A new survey reveals the public remains wary of America's best known poll guru, even after nailing the election
Obama warns against another debt ceiling fight
Jim Kuhnhenn
It's "not a game that I will play," the president said
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