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The 4 things to know about Obama and a ’12 primary
Steve Kornacki
More progressive leaders are openly calling for a challenge to Obama in '12. Why he's safer than you might think
Wanted: A Democratic tax-cut backbone
Andrew Leonard
Obama's readiness to cut a deal is upsetting liberals. Maybe it's time for them to act like Republicans?
The end of the line for Holy Joe?
Steve Kornacki
Devising a scenario in which Joe Lieberman stays in the Senate past 2012 is getting pretty hard to do
Seniors prepare for a Social Security freeze
Matt Sedensky
If Democrats are blamed for the decision, it could have an impact on Election Day
Leading from “the center” isn’t the answer for Obama
Steve Kornacki
The real reason he's in such rough shape now has a lot more to do with a stimulus that wasn't nearly big enough
Interview with Sen. Russ Feingold
Glenn Greenwald
The Wisconsin Democrat faces a very tough re-election fight: why the outcome genuinely matters
Pay czar won’t fight banks on $1.6B in executive pay
Daniel Wagner
Kenneth Feinberg says shame is punishment enough. Many concerned how he will oversee $20 billion oil spill fund
Why has the Post series created so little reaction?
Glenn Greenwald
Living under a secret, unaccountable National Security State is now accepted as an inevitability
Handicapping a Schumer-Durbin majority leader race
Mark Greenbaum
If Harry Reid loses this November, Senate Democrats will need a new leader -- and the battle has already begun
Mitch McConnell: Flip-flopper
David Sirota
First he was for bailouts, then we was against them. Now he's ready to prop up the oil industry at taxpayer expense
Taking the Tea Party seriously
Joan Walsh
Stop name-calling, admirers ask, and focus on what the movement wants to do! That's happening, and it isn't pretty
Why do voters hate incumbents?
Glenn Greenwald
The contempt for the political establishment is clearly trans-partisan. Can that produce some good outcomes?
Banking reform surprise: Not gutted yet
Andrew Leonard
In a virtuoso display of moderate, incremental progress, the Dodd bill lumbers toward a vote
Should Specter have run as an independent?
Steve Kornacki
He couldn't win as a Republican and he may not be able to win as a Democrat. But there was another option
“Audit the Fed” amendment passes Senate in landslide
Alex Pareene
Ron Paul almost gets his wish (and you're next, floating currency)
John Kerry promises Lindsey Graham’s vote on climate bill
Alex Pareene
As usual, the Senate went home for the weekend without finishing anything. But next week will be different!
The trillion-dollar fraud
John R. Talbott
Why is the Fed so opposed to being audited, and what does it have to hide?
Bank reform politics could still backfire on Democrats
Mike Madden
Having raised a ton of cash from Wall Street in the past, Democrats may need to tread carefully now
The implications of the latest Charlie Crist rumor
Steve Kornacki
History is clear: If the Florida governor runs for the Senate as an independent, expect the unexpected in November
Why Obama snubbed single-payer
Mike Madden
The right calls Obamacare "socialized medicine" anyway. So why didn't Obama push for the real thing?
The Democrats’ scam becomes more transparent
Glenn Greenwald
After feigning support all year for a public option, Democrats are now whipping against it to prevent passage
Senators: Lift ban on gays donating blood
Jim Abrams
Kerry, others say healthy blood shouldn't be turned away from emergency rooms just because the donor had gay sex
Evan Bayh’s farewell: Self-serving, smarmy and false
Joe Conason
Mainstream journalists repeat Bayh's complaint about extremists on both sides. But they (and he) know it is a lie
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