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By Saul Landau and Nelson P. Valdés Can the United States export democracy to another country, the way it exports Coca Cola? Apparently the government, particularly, USAID, and the…
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By Bill Press Americans can breathe a sigh of relief. No more "I'm Barack Obama, and I approve this message." No more robocalls by celebrities asking for your support. No…
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By Paul Krugman From The New York Times To say the obvious: Democrats won an amazing victory. Not only did they hold the White House despite a still-troubled economy, in a year…
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The U.S. embargo against Cuba is unnecessary and counterproductive By Jorge A. Araya From The Harvard Crimson Every few months or so, fresh evidence corroborating that Fidel Castro…
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By Howard Kurtz From The Daily Beast Barack Obama resoundingly won another four years in the White House after Mitt Romney failed to capture a single swing state and the…
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By Nate Silver From The New York Times Mitt Romney has always had difficulty drawing a winning Electoral College hand. Even during his best period of polling, in the week or two…
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High Latino voter turnout could deliver swing states of Nevada, Colorado, Virginia, and Florida to the Democrats By Latino Decisions impreMedia & Latino Decisions today…
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By Nate Cohn From The New Republic Over the last week, the best arguments on behalf of a Romney win have fallen off one-by-one. Before the final presidential debate, one…
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The Gilded Age vs. the 21st century By E.J. Dionne Jr. From The Washington Post The GOP is trying to undo achievements of a century The 2012 campaign began on Aug. 2, 2011,…
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By Nate Silver From The New York Times It appears that President Obama is likely to go into Election Day with a very modest lead in the average of national polls. As of this…
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