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President Obama joins list of world leaders to snub Sochi Olympics
Katie McDonough
Neither the president or Vice President Joe Biden will attend the winter games
American empire is over: Somebody tell John Kerry!
Patrick L. Smith
New York Times embarrassingly praises Biden and Kerry's sorrowful efforts, all unaware U.S. exceptionalism is dead
Travels with right-wing nuts: My road trip on Route GOP with Paul Ryan and Michele Bachmann
Eric Lutz
One liberal, three GOP strongholds: What a drive through Ryan and Bachmann country says about America right now
Mitch McConnell: Biggest loser!
Joan Walsh
Tragically cautious Senate Democrats finally give Harry Reid the votes he needed to let Barack Obama be president
The primary problem with “Double Down” is not that it’s gossipy trash!
Alex Pareene
Stop pretending these stories actually had any meaningful effect on the election, and just admit what it really is
Sound, fury, cliché! Lazy pundits “double down” on “game-changing” “narratives”
Thomas Frank
Jon Stewart was right: From Fox News to NPR, pundits hurt the political debate by speaking in the same lazy clichés
Obama was never going to ditch Biden
Jonathan Bernstein
Pundits love Bold, Decisive Action from presidents but switching running mates is almost always a dumb move
Former Obama advisers insists White House never seriously considered replacing Biden
Elias Isquith
A new book claims top aides considered replacing Biden with Hillary Clinton on the 2012 ticket
GOP’s deadly fever: Has their fantasy bubble finally popped?
Joan Walsh
As a deal comes into focus, Democrats’ hopes rely on Republicans learning their lesson. But have they, really?
To defeat the Tea Party, the left needs bolder leader than Hillary
Sean McElwee
The right's tactics won't change. Democrats need a 2016 candidate who fights differently than Clinton and Obama
Bill Ayers: I was Sarah Palin’s road kill
Bill Ayers
Years of attacks didn't prepare me for the charge that Obama was "palling around with terrorists" -- meaning me
Ted Cruz is tearing the right apart
Elias Isquith
The Texas senator is the current darling of the GOP base, but the establishment is less than smitten
Obamacare brings Barack and Bill together again
Darlene Superville
With the health care reform roll-out set to begin, the two presidents join forces to tout its benefits
I have Clinton fatigue — and it’s not even 2014 yet
Joan Walsh
Two Clintonland profiles remind us of the power couple’s coziness with corporate America and the top 1 percent
How Walmart got government support, despite union pleas
Josh Eidelson
Labor leader says allies in the Administration tried to persuade First Lady to dump retail giant -- but were denied
5 things you didn’t know about Rand Paul
Prachi Gupta
A fluffy profile in Vogue reveals almost nothing about the senator, except that he loves trees
Joe Biden: Gay marriage “the issue of our day”
Katie McDonough
Biden delivered his remarks in Iowa, in what could be the "unofficial kickoff of his third presidential campaign"
Obama’s bold but dangerous 2nd term philosophy: YOLO!
Brian Beutler
There's only one way to square his strange policy and personnel decisions this year: "You only live once!"
Mann and Ornstein: “Brighter future for politics and policy requires a different Republican Party”
Thomas E. Mann, Norman J. Ornstein
The Republicans have become a party beholden to zealots -- with little respect for science, facts or compromise
4 essential questions before we rush to war
David Sirota
Before deciding how the U.S. should address the human atrocity in Syria, here are the moral questions at stake
AP sources: Intelligence on weapons no ‘slam dunk’
Matt Apuzzo, Kimberly Dozier
The complicated picture raises questions about how the administration should respond
Aims of US attack on Syria remain undefined
Associated Press
A punitive attack over the use of chemical weapons bring in a host of political considerations
The right’s big gay dilemma: A movement divided in 2016
Kerry Eleveld
While Democrats are now united on LGBT rights, Chris Christie and Rand Paul foretell a juicy GOP reckoning in 2016
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