Plouffe's Arrival Signals Democratic Shift
Obama taps his former campaign manager to revitalize the party. What's the Democrats' message in 2010?
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Obama taps his former campaign manager to revitalize the party. What's the Democrats' message in 2010?
The Virginia governor has the follow-up act to Obama's address. How can he do better than Jindal?
Obama's promise goes unfulfilled, and 47 detainees will be held indefinitely
If there's one thing the Browns enjoy, it's removing clothing
Sen. Harkin pushes a filibuster repeal with no chance of passing. Here's why it's worthy debating anyway.
MSNBC's new harangue-master drops Scott Brown for a new topic: the end of the world
Shapiro argues the ruling could wound Republicans as well as Democrats
Congressional Democrats and Republicans could come together to make the Fed Chairman their human sacrifice
Top analysis on what the Supreme Court's latest decision means for 2010, 2012, and beyond
Is Scott Brown the new Sarah Palin?
Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair's controversial comments draw heat from within and without the White House
Slate gives Obama's first year the Armageddon treatment
Who knew that what U.S. politics needs is more corporate cash
Did 2010 just get worse for embattled Democrats?
Democrats count their options
Keith, try enjoying the sound of your own voice saying different things
John Edwards admits he fathered a child with his mistress. Pundits say he's preempting a tell-all book.
Early finger-pointing over the loss in Massachusetts is changing to more general disillusion among liberals
One year after his historic election, Barack Obama has had his fair share of moments he would prefer history forgot.
On the first anniversary of his presidency, sympathetic pundits find hope amid Obama's challenges
Hours after his election, the inevitable derision and hyperventilation over a 2012 run is gearing up
Republican Scott Brown's upset inspires hopes of a rising GOP--but some argue the election was an outlier
While politicos focused on health care, voters may have been more occupied with their wallets, jobs, and prospects
Three Congressional Democrats have already called for it in the wake of the Massachusetts election
Pundits tweet, blog, and sputter outrage and triumph as the post-election analysis begins
The 5-month battle for Kennedy's seat illuminates the obsessions, assumptions, and errors of punditry
The U.S. military is using rifle sights with Biblical inscriptions in Afghanistan--a mistake on many levels, say bloggers
Outrage and sagging enthusiasm damages Dems from Martha Coakley to President Obama
Salon's lefty blogger dredges up a plethora of Brooks' past columns to debunk his claim that public opinion is all-important
The MSNBC pundit crams as many negative adjectives as he can into a single toxic thought on the Mass. senate candidate
Liberals aren't even waiting for the projected loss to start pinning the blame on Martha Coakley
Liberals brainstorm options to cope with the possible loss of a key Democratic vote
The stakes are rising, with far more than Ted Kennedy's Senate seat on the line
A magazine cover story suggests the military covered up alleged murders of three detainees
The grassroots support for Scott Brown may indicate a shift in the movement
In a last-ditch attempt to preserve 60 votes, the president cuts a robocall and plans a Sunday visit
Palin rounds off her grand Fox News tour, and the Wire caps off its last breakdown--for now
Two political masterminds square off on the pages of the Washington Post
The excise tax on high-cost health care plans came with concessions to labor groups
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