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GOP’s “incompetence” problem: Why its shutdown drama is small part of huge problem
Elias Isquith
Republicans want to change the rules until they're winning. Here's why their flailing could have huge consequences
GOP’s real Boehner problem: DHS humiliation reveals Speaker’s true problem
Jim Newell
Bringing "real conservatives" into the leadership isn't the magic answer for GOP. It needs a smarter one
Boehner’s worst failure yet: Incompetence, near-shutdown & sorry state of GOP “governance”
Simon Maloy
Speaker gets bailed out by Dems (again) after GOP rebukes him on DHS funding. Here's the bad news going forward
Education “reformers'” new big lie: Charter schools become even more disastrous
Jeff Bryant
The more so-called reformers push vouchers and school choice, the worse it works out -- for everyone
Partial government shutdown draws near as House fails to pass Homeland Security funding
Luke Brinker
House Speaker John Boehner sustains big blow as members reject short-term funding measure
Jeb survives CPAC: How the establishment favorite cushioned his conservative heresies
Jim Newell
Jeb Bush didn't back down on his two (2) "moderate" positions. He went way conservative on everything else, though
GOP’s amazing shutdown debacle: Doomed DHS/immigration strategy enters final throes
Simon Maloy
Mitch McConnell caves on DHS funding, leaving Boehner isolated and under intense pressure. The end is nigh
Tea Party’s “stunning” nightmare: Why it thinks its homeland is disappearing
Elias Isquith
Wingnuts like Rep. Steve King worry the U.S. is leaving them behind. A new report shows they're actually right
GOP’s mortifying shutdown cave: Mitch readies surrender on DHS funding
Jim Newell
The endgame to avoid a shutdown is revealing itself. Now Republicans are scrambling to figure out how to spin it
GOP’s big shutdown dilemma: Will Boehner get embarrassed again?
Jim Newell
The best option for Mitch McConnell may be to throw John Boehner to the wolves. Here's why
Mitch breaks shutdown promise: Why McConnell’s now eating his words on a key pledge
Simon Maloy
After the midterms, Mitch McConnell promised "no possibility of a government shutdown." Not anymore
Mitch McConnell, “fixer” no more: Why we’re headed to another (partial) shutdown
Jim Newell
The new Senate majority leader is having a predictably awful time in his dream job
Boehner’s bogus DHS blame game: Boehner faults everyone but himself for the looming shutdown
Simon Maloy
Boehner insists that he's done his job on funding DHS. He hasn't, and he'll be blamed if the department shuts down
Conservatives call for “nuclear option”: Why killing the filibuster still won’t solve their DHS problem
Jim Newell
Angry House conservatives want Mitch McConnell to ditch the filibuster... so that their plan can get vetoed?
The Tea Party is getting worse: Media may want a new narrative, but GOP is still nuts
Elias Isquith
Don't let the press fool you. Across the country, the wingnut revolution isn't calming down. Behold the insanity
Republicans in disarray: GOP can’t quite decide who’s to blame for a govt. shutdown
Simon Maloy
Republicans would love to blame Democrats for a DHS shutdown, but they can’t stop blaming each other
The “partisan warrior” effect: A researcher tells Salon how men listen less and talk more — and what it means for our country
Katie McDonough
"Men were taking less time to think about the other side’s opinion ... whereas women were the inverse"
Susan Collins’ phony immigration “compromise”: Give us exactly what we wanted in the first place!
Jim Newell
The beloved GOP Centrist Hero is trying to pass off repealing Obama's 2014 executive actions as a "compromise"
GOP’s immigration endgame: Waiting patiently for Republican leaders to cave to Obama
Simon Maloy
The House GOP's doomed-to-fail DHS funding bill failed, so now we wait for John Boehner to bow to political reality
A party in shambles: Republicans grasp for solution to their own immigration mess
Simon Maloy
After picking a losing fight over immigration, Republicans weigh their options going forward -- and all are bad
It’s time for a revolution: Bankrupt policies, historic losses call for new generation of leaders
Bill Curry
It's always "Groundhog Day" for Democratic leaders who can't adjust, can't organize and can't win. Let's dump them
Mitch’s “Boehner-like” nightmare: Why McConnell’s in an impossible immigration spot
Jim Newell
John Boehner has to be amused to see "tactical genius" Mitch McConnell having no idea what to do
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