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The evangelical allergy to Mitt

Steve Kornacki
Two explanations for the enduring refusal of Christian conservatives to consent to Romney’s nomination

The silly 2016 speculation game

Alex Pareene
It may be impossible to make any serious predictions about a far-off race, but that has never stopped a pundit

All for none and none for all

Joan Walsh
Forty years of culture wars and racial battles wrecked the country and the GOP – but it's not too late to change

Elizabeth Warren’s gamble

Steve Kornacki
Can forceful advocacy for same-sex marriage and appeal to blue collar swing voters go hand-in-hand?

Are unmarried women the key to the election?

Irin Carmon
Unmarried female voters agree with Obama, but polls show he can't take their votes for granted

Who’s Mitt really conning?

Steve Kornacki
If the Etch A Sketch candidate becomes president, he won’t be able to ignore the right – even if he wants to

How Breitbart and Arizona seized on “critical race theory”

Alex Seitz-Wald
Even before Andrew Breitbart seized on it, conservatives were attacking "critical race theory" in Arizona schools

Obama’s sign language goes viral

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A chance encounter with a deaf student shows the president knows how to communicate

Mitt Romney and the agony of victory

Steve Kornacki
Mitt's Illinois win doesn’t alter the demographic patterns that have made this primary season so miserable for him

Maine’s probable next senator doesn’t quite get how “caucusing” works

Alex Pareene
Angus King's plan to solve Washington gridlock by not aligning with either party runs into a snag

What the GOP doesn’t get about deficit politics

Steve Kornacki
Republicans are about to discover – again – that Americans care a lot more about Medicare

Ironies in American justice and political cheerleading

Glenn Greenwald
The radicalism of our political system outstrips one's ability to mock it; plus: Manning and Bales are together

Multiculturalism works

Lucy McKeon
The concept is increasingly being called a "failure" -- but in many places, it's thriving. Experts explain why

No estrogen tsunami for Democrats

Linda Hirshman
Hype aside, polls show women aren't buying the "War on Women"

Obama’s campaign video: Osama vs. puppies

Andrew O'Hehir
Davis Guggenheim's slippery "The Road We've Traveled" reframes Obama's stagnant first term as a tale of daring

Democracy Now on the imprisoned Yemeni journalist

Glenn Greenwald
Must-watch TV on a story that should be a scandal, plus: the revealing defenses of Obama in this case

Barack Obama hates the underdog

Steve Kornacki
Why his addiction to chalk in his NCAA tournament bracket is a fitting microcosm of his presidency

American Morlocks: Monsters of a murderous Afghan policy

Nima Shirazi
The latest killing of civilians by an American soldier isn't an outlier -- it's a reflection of our war policies

David Cameron’s fun American vacation marred by more phone-hacking arrests

Alex Pareene
As the prime minister enjoys America, his good friends the Brookses are arrested back home

Uganda’s outrage over Kony 2012

Jocelyn Edwards
Government officials denounce the viral video as false, cruel and neocolonialist

The moment Mitt’s dreaded

Steve Kornacki
If anti-Romney conservatives rally around Santorum after last night's wins down South, it's a one-on-one race

What Iran’s election results mean

Nazila Fathi
The growing divide between the president and the Supreme Leader could be good news for the West

The Taliban retaliates

Amanda Morrow
Militants attack Afghan officials at the site where a U.S. soldier killed 16 civilians

Obama’s sudden polling crash

Steve Kornacki
Is there an innocent explanation for two new surveys that show his approval rating falling to ominously low levels?
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