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Those old Obama debate blues
Joan Walsh
Harking back to early 2008, the president stays professorial, while Romney gets feisty – and dishonest
Obama looks for a “bud bump” as Colorado weighs pot legalization
David N. Philipps
A marijuana initiative could boost young-voter turnout - which, let's face it, won't help Romney
And if Romney loses the debate…
Steve Kornacki
We keep hearing that it's make-or-break in Denver for the GOP nominee. So what happens if he flops?
Right-wing racial panic
Joan Walsh
Hannity and Carlson hype a 2007 Obama video and prove they're having an ethnic nervous breakdown
Brown and Warren take off the gloves
Monica Potts
Last night's debate revealed how heated this Massachusetts Senate contest has been -- and may yet become
How Scott Brown blew it
Joan Walsh
Naming far-right Antonin Scalia his "model" Supreme Court justice may have cost him the election
Romney on the ropes
Jean MacKenzie
When the two candidates square off on Wednesday night, the pressure will be on Mitt to deliver a knockout
Romney leads from behind on immigration
Steve Kornacki
Quietly, Romney answers a simple immigration question he’s been avoiding for months
Devaluing care work — and women
Irin Carmon
Protections for care workers and paid sick days are off the political agenda, and women are paying the price
Bernanke makes strong defense of Fed rate policies
Martin Crutsinger
Bernanke said the Fed needs bold policies to drive down borrowing rates
Ohio: A plague on both your parties
Jean MacKenzie
In rural stretches of the state, residents are unimpressed with Romney and Obama in equal measure
“The Libertarian Case for Mitt Romney” is hilarious
Alex Pareene
Multiple pundits offer a thoroughly unconvincing argument for liberty-minded voters
GOP’s October surprise?
Craig Unger
Source reveals "Jimmy Carter Strategy" to make Obama seem weak on defense in campaign's final month
Five hard truths the debates won’t address
Mattea Kramer
Expect both candidates to slavishly stay on message -- and avoid discussing some of the country's biggest problems
Will Mitt run on torture?
Alex Pareene
His advisers want him to bring waterboarding back. Challenging Obama on torture might be his debate surprise
US military deaths in Afghanistan hit 2,000
Patrick Quinn
The toll has climbed steadily in recent months with a spate of attacks by Afghan army and police
The right’s pop-culture problem
Andrew O'Hehir
From Clint to "Won't Back Down" to "October Baby": A recent history of embarrassing right-wing culture moments
Mexican Mitt
Ian Haney-Lopez
Romney's crack about wishing he was Latino shows how very, very white he is
Can anyone save the GOP?
Jonathan Bernstein
After Mitt, Republicans will need a sane leader to drag them back to reality. Problem is, they don't do sane
Israelis split over Netanyahu’s UN speech
Noga Tarnopolsky
Many have mocked the prime minister’s crude bomb cartoon. Others have lauded him for marking a red line with Iran
Obama and Romney both phoning Bibi
Natasha Lennard
The president and the Israeli prime minister smoothed over rumored tensions with U.N. speeches
For the GOP, taxes are optional
Tim Price
Instead of establishing a baseline for rich taxpayers, House Republicans want the rich to chip in what they want
GOP’s ACORN moment
Alex Seitz-Wald
A Republican consulting firm allegedly commits voter registration fraud. Where's the right-wing outrage this time?
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