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Watering the tree of liberty

Alex Pareene
A look back at some of the worst revolutionary rhetoric that's contributed to a culture of political violence

Let’s not make this something it isn’t

Steve Kornacki
Too many commentators are intent on making Jared Loughner a symbol of Tea Party rage

Obama speaks with Giffords’ husband

Associated Press
The President expresses regret, concern

Congresswoman still sedated after gunman’s attack

Pauline Arrillaga

Lawmakers want calmer politics, post-Tucson

Calvin Woodward, Charles Babington
In the wake of the Giffords shooting, politicians look to addressing acrimonious political climate

Gabrielle Giffords: A promising career interrupted

Steve Kornacki, Justin Elliott
First elected from a swing district in southern Arizona in 2006, she fended off a Tea Party challenge in 2010

Obama claims economic growth

Erica Werner
The president announces private sector improvement, believes trend will continue upward

Obama opposes Guantanamo provision in defense bill

Associated Press
Calls part of bill blocking U.S. transfer of detainees a dangerous challenge to the executive branch's authority

Jeb Bush and what the GOP really thinks about 2012

Steve Kornacki
They'll never say it publicly, but are Republicans privately putting their bets on Obama?

Bill Daley selection pleases no one (but DC reporters)

Alex Pareene
A finance industry-affiliated center-right Daley family member who worked for Fannie Mae? Oy

Does America really have the finest military in the world?

William J. Astore
The retired officer in me warms to the sentiment, but the historian in me begs to differ

At last, (some of) the Constitution is read

Alex Pareene
Democrats and Republicans in the House join together to read an abridged version. 3/5 clause? What 3/5 clause?

Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan

Pauline Jelinek
Extra troops will supplement the 30,000 already in the country

“It is the most monumental insanity”

Andrew Leonard
Conservative historian Bruce Bartlett explains why Tea Party thinking on national debt ceiling is "idiotic"

Gibbs is resigning as White House press secretary

Ben Feller
With the exit of the press secretary -- along with adviser Axelrod -- a new White House taking shape

Obama signs $1.4 billion food safety system overhaul

Associated Press
Law requires more government inspections at processing facilities and allows regulators to recall unsafe products

Can America be put back together again?

Joan Walsh
How dreams of liberation on the right and left created an "age of fracture" -- and why we're living in it today

John Burns’ “ministering angels” and “liberators”

Glenn Greenwald
A new investigation of the media's false reporting of the Saddam-statue story reveals ugly truths about the press

What “Star Wars” can teach my son about life

David Sirota
Classic films from George Lucas and Steven Spielberg aren't just holiday staples, they're lessons on modern America

GOP 2011: Repeal, oppose, subpoena

Larry Margasak
Republicans look to use House advantage towards investigating Democrats, preparing for 2012

You know, 2010 wasn’t a bad year for Obama

Steve Kornacki
He was showered with cries of "Betrayal!" from some of his allies, but he achieved more than you might realize

Obama wants bipartisan new year

Julie Pace
The president asks for an era of Democratic, GOP cooperation

Judith Miller: From the Times to the nuts

Alex Pareene
A former superstar reporter finds refuge among the right wing, who don't care how much she got wrong

Obama makes recess appointments

Julie Pace
President uses Senate break to circumvent Republican objections and appoint six candidates to Justice and State
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