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Obama, GOP-led Congress prepare for veto showdowns
Charles Babington, Jim Kuhnhenn
Erickson goes nuts on immigration: RedState’s resident alpha male challenges Boehner’s manliness
Simon Maloy
Erick Erickson wants John Boehner to have the "balls" to act like a self-destructive extremist for no reason
House passes bill to block Obama’s immigration action
Luke Brinker
But the measure is dead on arrival in the still-Democratic Senate
Evolution of a late-night host: A Stephen Colbert retrospective
Sarah Gray
Watch the emergence of the Colbert Nation
“Speaker Ted Cruz” is back, right on schedule, to make John Boehner’s life a nightmare
Jim Newell
Ted Cruz and House conservatives are once again trying to derail John Boehner's plans. Who could've guessed?
Ted Cruz’s despicable immigration strategy: Tea Party favorite attempts to drive racial wedge
Luke Brinker
Senator claims that President Obama's immigration action hurts African Americans
GOP’s “Cromnibus” ploy: How Boehner hopes to appease the right and avoid a shutdown fiasco
Simon Maloy
House Republican leaders formulate a plan for tackling Obama on immigration: lots of complaining, little substance
Boehner’s historic self-delusion: The speaker doesn’t want history to dwell on his failures
Simon Maloy
John Boehner wants to be remembered as an effective government leader, and not as John Boehner
GOP internal divisions are flaring: Why Boehner’s plan to let conservatives “vent” is doomed
Jim Newell
House leaders want to fund the government while letting the right "vent." Here's the fundamental problem with that
GOP’s fake new makeover: How the media sat down on the job in 2014
Luke Brinker
The political press corps found their narrative about "new" Republicans and stuck to it -- the facts be damned
Republicans’ real enemy is their base: What’s behind their new offer to Obama
Simon Maloy
Republicans couldn't sell Obama on vague promises of immigration action -- maybe they can convince conservatives!
Don’t make heroes of women who die in childbirth
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A mother's untimely demise makes headlines -- but the reporting goes too far
GOP plots pathetic new ways to pester Obama: Don’t let him give a State of the Union!
Jim Newell
GOP leaders are trying to determine how best to express rage at King Obama. Some options are funnier than others
GOP plots its revenge: How it hopes to get Obama back for “executive amnesty”
Jim Newell
Here are Republicans' various options for retaliating against Obama's Royal Amnesty -- along with pros and cons
John Boehner’s looming humiliation: Why his Obamacare lawsuit is staring down an embarrassing failure
Simon Maloy
Boehner finally found a lawyer and filed his suit against Obama. Now all that's left is for a judge to throw it out
Let them do another shutdown: Why Republicans are killing themselves on immigration
Gabriel Arana
It may stoke the Tea Party’s gleeful rage, but will only serve to alienate Latinos -- and forefeit the White House
Ted Cruz’s brainiac response: Why his immigration reaction is so wrong
Joan Walsh
The immigration agency the right wants to defund pays its own way via fees, but that won't stop the shutdown caucus
GOP’s outrage trap: How to confront Obama on immigration without making themselves look crazy
Simon Maloy
Loud, angry conservatives want a brutal immigration fight with Obama, and Republicans are stuck weighing the costs
Anarchy in the GOP: Why Obama’s immigration move exposes the right’s lunacy
Joan Walsh
A fine speech ignored by networks -- but Fox still calls plan "amnesty," while wingnuts warn of "ethnic cleansing"
Future dim for Taj Mahal, former Revel casinos
Wayne Parry
Ted Cruz trolls America: Why his new lecture on responsible governance = real chutzpah
Simon Maloy
Senate's most prominent buffoonish reactionary says Obama just needs to learn to compromise. Here's why it's nuts
GOP’s shutdown civil war looms: Why party leadership is already at odds with conservatives
Jim Newell
Rep. Hal Rogers is trying to convince lawmakers they can nix Obama's executive action without his signature. Huh?
Bad news for xenophobic wingnuts: Why new immigration poll should reassure White House
Simon Maloy
New survey shows familiar partisan split on executive action on immigration, a good sign for Obama
How the political media is poisoning American discourse
Marty Kaplan
By treating news as entertainment, mainstream journalists are making things inestimably worse
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