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Obama or Romney? We're in deep trouble either way
Regardless of who wins the U.S. presidential election today, one thing seems certain: Americans are about to learn the same hard lessons recently visited upon the French and the British. That is, whoever ends up being elected head of any given political...
Tags: Globalization, Saudi Arabia, Elections, Employment Opportunities, Environmental Pollution
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MSNBC really is more partisan than Fox, according to Pew study
The Baltimore SunIn writing about the Pew study released today, I was struck by the big story of how negative coverage on several levels of presidential politics had become. I think this is big trouble for democracy, especially the hostile level of discourse in social...Tags: Barack Obama, MSNBC (tv network), Sean Hannity, Republican Party, Mitt Romney
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GOP needs a reality-check
I had to laugh when I read the letter from the Republican die-hard who insists that President Barack Obama never used the words "act of terror" to describe the attack on the Libyan embassy the day after the event ("Obama lied about Libya," Oct. 19),...Tags: Barack Obama, Republican Party, Libya
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Obama can't win with fear alone
However you read the polls, the 2012 presidential election is turning into a nail-biter. Former Gov. Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are just about tied among likely voters. The bump Mr. Romney got from the first debate seems to have been...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Polls, Robin Hood, Elections, Government Health Care
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Conservatives haven't given up
The conservative Gotterdammerung is finally here. "Like dazed survivors in a ravaged city, America's conservatives are wailing and beating their collective breasts," opines the Economist's "Lexington" columnist. "A leading conservative thinker," asked...
Tags: American Enterprise Institute, The Washington Post, Parties and Movements, Ronald Reagan, Republican Party
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Romney and the doomsayers
The U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest level in about four years. Real estate foreclosure filings fell last month to the lowest number since the summer of 2007. Meanwhile, the stock market has enjoyed a pretty nice 2012, with the Dow Jones...
Tags: Consumers, Bankruptcy, Consumer Confidence, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., White House
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The recycling bin and the voting booth
This is a story about recycling, and how everything is politically charged this election season. My husband carried our newspapers — which, by the way, he believes are hopelessly in the bag for President Barack Obama — to the curb the night...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Polls, Elections, Marriage, Voting
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America needs good refs -- on the gridiron and in politics
Seldom do America's two great passions -- politics and sports -- come into such sharp focus together as they have in the uproar over the role of the referees in each field, in the midst of the 2012 presidential campaign and the National Football...
Tags: Elections, Satellite and Cable Service, Interior Policy, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney
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Buffoon or conservative populist – we don't know yet
Connoisseurs of political buffoonery give two thumbs up to the election season just ended, with Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate posing as evangelical gynecologists, and Karl Rove melting down after Fox News called Ohio for the president. But,...
Tags: Barack Obama, Elections, U.S. Senate, Voting, Personal Income
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Fox News shows suicide despite being on five-second delay
The Baltimore SunFox News Friday afternoon acknowledged showing a man committing suicide on-air despite the channel being on a five-second delay that should have allowed producers to cut away. Here's video of show host Shepard Smith trying to explain what happened. I am...Tags: Suicide
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Rodricks: Conservatives create constitutional myths
Soon after President Barack Obama's inauguration, "I want my country back!" became the shrill battle cry of the tea party. Garrett Epps, a legal scholar based at the University of Baltimore, has a battle cry of his own: "I want my Constitution back!"...
Tags: Lawyers, Internal Revenue Service, Tea Party Movement, The Washington Post, Justice System
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Sun gives Obama a gaffe-pass
The Sun ran a half-page article critical of Mitt Romney for a secretly taped statement noting that the 47 percent of Americans who pay no income tax are dependent on the government in some way and are likely Barack Obama supporters ("Romney fallout may be...Tags: Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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