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By Bill Press Somewhere, Newt Gingrich is laughing. Sure, we made fun of him during the primaries. And we cheered when Mitt Romney poured in the big bucks and crushed him like a bug.…
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By Carol Morello and Luz Lazo From The Washington Post The fate of Baltimore may rest with immigrants like Alexandra Gonzalez. A native of Puebla, Mexico, Gonzalez feels more at home…
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By Saul Landau Western leaders met in Paris last week to discuss possible intervention in Syria where almost 10,000 people have died over the last year of internal conflict. The West…
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By Bill Press Over the last decade, I've published more than 500 columns. But none got more reaction than my column of March 15 entitled "Politicians Fiddle While Earth…
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By Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake From The Washington Post THE FIX - The last week of the presidential campaign has been the nastiest to date, with outrage stoked, allegations leveled…
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By Alex MacGillis From The New Republic The day that Barack Obama went up with his most devastating ad of the 2012 campaign—quite possibly the most devastating Democratic general…
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By Albor Ruiz From the Daily News When it comes to Cuba, everything — even an unusual and worrisome cholera outbreak — is a propaganda occasion for those who, even after 53 years of a…
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By Saul Landau “Belief in man-made global warning is a lot like believing in Santa Claus.” - Rush Limbaugh “Any potential benefits of proposed emissions reduction…
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By Bill Press There are still a lot of questions about 5-4 Supreme Court decision upholding the Affordable Care Act. What does this mean for the Commerce Clause? How many states…
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By Jane Franklin Speech given July 6 in Montclair, New Jersey It’s an honor to be here once again to help send off another Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba. But wouldn’t it be nice if…
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