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“Total Recall” and America’s false-memory syndrome
Andrew O'Hehir
Do we know who we really are? The 2012 election is a Philip K. Dick showdown between dueling American fantasies
Obama the Pioneer
Glenn Greenwald
The accusation that the President has failed to deliver Change is, in certain key respects, unfair
Our Chick-fil-A economy
Andrew Leonard
What happens when Americans start thinking about economic policy the same way they do gay marriage or abortion?
Romney’s V.P. distraction
Steve Kornacki
The media coverage has been brutal of late, and Mitt hopes an early pick will change the subject
Romney’s regressive tax plan
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney's tax plan takes from the middle to give to the rich; the super PAC kings; and other top Thursday stories
The star-making convention slot
Steve Kornacki
Mario Cuomo, Ann Richards, Barack Obama … Julian Castro?
Romney aide: ‘Kiss my ass’
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney trips again on world stage; public opinion unchanged on guns; and other top Tuesday stories
Daily Caller scoop: Obama didn’t kill bin Laden fast enough
Alex Pareene
New book claims the president is so weak and ineffectual, he may have waited awhile to authorize bin Laden mission
Olympic roundup: Twitter uproar, Justin Bieber, and the triumph of judo
Associated Press
London traffic, the story of Bieber and Missy Franklin, Phelps' second chance, and other Olympic news
Extremism normalized
Glenn Greenwald
How Americans are efficiently trained to acquiesce to ideas once deemed so radical as to be unthinkable
AP Source: Dems move to formally back gay marriage
Julie Pace
For the first time in history, Democrats will include support for gay marriage in the official party platform
Newsweek gets Romney wrong
Alex Pareene
A Newsweek cover story gets Mitt wrong -- and another Newsweek story illustrates how
Plutocratic vistas: America’s crisis of democracy
George Scialabba
Is the present American national legislature an “exact transcript of the whole society”?
Voter ID could swing swing states
Alex Seitz-Wald
Voter ID laws could affect 5 million people; the dark money universe grows; and other top Monday stories
Dems advertising in several GOP Senate primaries
David Espo
Democratic senators are running ads in which they gently support the GOP candidates they feel less threatened by
New ad highlights Romney’s role in 2002 Olympics
Associated Press
Everything most people think about the budget is wrong
David Wessel
The Tea Party is wrong. Defense spending and wars -- not foreign aid or government workers -- dominate the budget
Be afraid: America’s paranoid history
Andrew O'Hehir
From the Muslim witch hunt to Hollywood's "The Watch," the paranoid style still infects our culture
Obama: GOP’s most hated
Paul Waldman
It's getting harder to deny that Republicans have ever hated a president more than they do Barack Obama
No one vetted Mitt
Jonathan Bernstein
How did the Republican Party miss so many of Mitt's problems? You can thank his weak primary opponents
Will Asian voters swing the election?
Thomas Schaller
In 2010, Asian immigrants outnumbered Latinos, and many of these newcomers haven't chosen between Romney and Obama
Mr. Romney goes to Israel
Jennifer Koons
The Republican candidate heads to the Jewish state to shore up his Christian base
Most likely to attack Iran
Glenn Greenwald
One of the White House's favorite Middle East reporters insists -- as a compliment -- that Obama deserves the title
Throwing salt in Mitt’s wounds
Steve Kornacki
The White House is doing its best to make Romney’s trip an even more hellish experience for him than it already is
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