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GOP’s nightmare come true: Obamacare more popular than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
A new poll reveals just how spectacularly the shutdown has backfired on the Republican Party
The tax that could save America from Wall Street
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The financial transaction tax is simple, fair, widely supported by the public and long overdue
GOP’s next civil war: A demented blame game
Brian Beutler
Republican leaders are learning smart lessons from the shutdown debacle. The problem: The right sees it differently
John Boehner fan fiction: Three novelists go inside the speaker’s brain and imagine the shutdown’s final hours
Joshua Furst, Alissa Nutting
Novelists Joshua Furst, Elliott Holt and Alissa Nutting show us the shutdown through John Boehner's eyes
Tea Partyers’ grave fear: Why they disdain young people — even their own!
Josh Eidelson
Sociologist Theda Skocpol tells Salon what drives the angry right -- and what comes after the government shutdown
Post-shutdown, right-wing media assigns blame
Elias Isquith
Conservatives warn insufficiently hard-line Republicans they "cannot hide or escape fate"
What was “essential” and what wasn’t?
Jo Comerford, Mattea Kramer
After the shutdown, taking stock of who mattered?
House stenographer’s unhinged outburst: No crazier than the right’s shutdown talk
Mary Elizabeth Williams
House stenographer Dianne Reidy goes on a tirade about God and Freemasons -- but still sounds remarkably familiar
Dollar drops and pound gains amid bets that Fed won’t slow stimulus
ANDREA WONG, EMMA CHARLTON
Investors worry that that debt-debate will put of Fed changes to its currency-debasing stimulus program
GOP reeling after epic defeat
Elias Isquith
Republicans are in a daze after losing on both the government shutdown and the debt ceiling
Must-see morning clip: “Jimmy Kimmel Live” asks people about debt ceiling fans and sequester furloughs
Prachi Gupta
The late night program confused people who haven't been paying attention to the news
GOP’s huge Tea Party mess has only just begun
Brian Beutler
John Boehner thought the last few weeks were rough? The coming months could present him with even more headaches
Right-wing nuts nab new way to sabotage Obamacare
David Dayen
Remember how the shutdown deal only gave the GOP "small" concessions? One low-profile component could prove costly
No, women wouldn’t have solved the shutdown sooner!
Katie McDonough
Media outlets like to claim women are less prone to debacles like this -- but here's why that does women no favors
Sorry, Houston Chronicle, but Ted Cruz won
Alex Pareene
To the dismay of the newspaper that endorsed him, Ted Cruz emerges from the shutdown mess a right-wing hero
Senate reaches agreement on debt ceiling, government shutdown deal
Elias Isquith
The deal will fund the government through January 15, raise the debt ceiling through February 7
The right’s angry response to the House GOP’s collapse
Elias Isquith
The right is furious with the House GOP for folding on the debt ceiling and government shutdown
Houston Chronicle regrets its Ted Cruz endorsement
Elias Isquith
"Cruz has been part of the problem"
U.S. stocks rise as lawmakers press toward debt-limit agreement
ALEXIS XYDIAS
They're still up as the deal moves to the house
Lock your doors: Homebuilder confidence reaches 4-month low
LORRAINE WOELLERT
Economists blame rising interest rates and Washington's budget battle for the decline in U.S. homebuilder confidenc
Government shutdown throws a wrench in justice system
Natasha Lennard
Depending on your stance, the possibility criminal cases will be dismissed or delayed is happy or unhappy fallout
Bittman: Until Feds get their act together, be wary of chicken
Lindsay Abrams
Even beyond the shutdown, the food columnist writes, the USDA isn't looking out for consumers
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