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Is violence at political events the new normal?
Does the violence issue help or hurt the Sanders campaign?
How much of the minority vote does Sanders actually need? Can he find it in the mid-west?
Is the Clinton Honduras scandal a thing? Like, really?
Why Ivanka Trump may be the most important person in American politics today
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GOP Debate
Democratic Debate
The Open SCOTUS Seat
Nevada, South Carolina and beyond
Regardless of what party you’re in or which candidate you support, it seems to me the presidential election comes down to one question: Which Democratic candidate can best withstand the GOP attack machine?
Regardless of whether Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, or John Kasich win the GOP nod, demographics and electoral college math suggest that Democrats are positioned to win in 2016 if their nominee can withstand the harshly negative general election campaign to come. There are two competing and somewhat equally plausible theories about that. In choosing a nominee, Democrats should envision each theory’s worst-case scenario and carefully game it out.
So let’s look at the two very precarious “nightmare” scenarios out there – be it Hillary Clinton’s negatives overwhelming her or Bernie Sanders being caricatured by the opposition.
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GOP Debate
Democratic Debate
Million Student March
Is this now a foreign policy election?
Headlines:
Lawrence Lessig withdraws ‘totally stupid’ plan to resign presidency
Jeb Bush just another presidential aspirant
Fox News “ex-CIA” guest lied about his past
We fixed the ozone layer (sort of)
Sucking carbon out of the air and making money
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Democratic debate
Trump vs. the GOP
Joe Biden’s Lingering Decision