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Iowa Votes!
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Tim Murphy and Gavin Aronsen | January 4, 2012
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Tom Engelhardt | January 3, 2012
Your Daily Newt: Legalize It
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12 Hangover Songs to Kick Off 2012
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Forget Rick Perry's brain fart. He still supports a ban on sodomy.

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Michele Bachmann’s Last Dance in Iowa
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Tim Murphy | December 30, 2011
My Most Popular Posts of 2011

Kevin Drum | December 29, 2011
My Plan to Eliminate Annoying Robocalls

Kevin Drum | December 29, 2011
Your Daily Newt: A Bay of Pigs for Bosnia
The speaker of the house had a plan to bring peace to Yugoslavia. Sort of.

Tim Murphy | December 29, 2011
The Science (and Mystery) of Pickles

Kevin Drum | December 28, 2011
Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade
Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

Stephanie Mencimer | December 27, 2011
The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Kevin Drum | December 26, 2011
Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos
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Tim Murphy | December 23, 2011
The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011
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Asawin Suebsaeng | December 22, 2011
Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map
From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

Adam Serwer | December 22, 2011
How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission
The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

— By Olga Pierce and Jeff Larson, ProPublica | December 22, 2011
EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules
The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Kate Sheppard | December 21, 2011
Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind
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Hannah Levintova | January/February 2012 Issue

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Iowa Votes!
On-the-ground updates from the Iowa caucuses.

Did We Learn Anything in Iraq?
What our lost war in Iraq means for our troops in Afghanistan.

Your Daily Newt: Legalize It
Gingrich was for pot before he was against it.

What’s Happening With the Iowa Caucuses Explained
Your field guide to today's madness, plus some telling stats about each candidate.

The Newtification of Mitt Romney
In Iowa, Romney is speaking Gingrich's language—literally.

12 Hangover Songs to Kick Off 2012
Happy New Year! Ring it in with a list of songs to help get you through the week after.

Spox: Rick Perry Still Opposes Supreme Court Ruling on Gay Sex
Forget Rick Perry's brain fart. He still supports a ban on sodomy.

Michele Bachmann’s Last Dance in Iowa
Her staff is leaving her. Her poll numbers are floundering. The Bachmann juggernaut limps onward.

My Most Popular Posts of 2011

My Plan to Eliminate Annoying Robocalls

Your Daily Newt: A Bay of Pigs for Bosnia
The speaker of the house had a plan to bring peace to Yugoslavia. Sort of.

The Science (and Mystery) of Pickles

Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade
Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos
Newt Gingrich was for occupations before he was against them.

The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011
Here's your media highlight reel for one strange and delightful Chrismahanukwanzica season.

Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map
From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission
The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules
The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind
The creator of Brain Pickings on how to think outside the corporate box.

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Iowa Votes! On-the-ground updates from the Iowa caucuses.

Did We Learn Anything in Iraq? What our lost war in Iraq means for our troops in Afghanistan.

Your Daily Newt: Legalize It Gingrich was for pot before he was against it.

What’s Happening With the Iowa Caucuses Explained Your field guide to today's madness, plus some telling stats about each candidate.

The Newtification of Mitt Romney In Iowa, Romney is speaking Gingrich's language—literally.

12 Hangover Songs to Kick Off 2012 Happy New Year! Ring it in with a list of songs to help get you through the week after.

Spox: Rick Perry Still Opposes Supreme Court Ruling on Gay Sex Forget Rick Perry's brain fart. He still supports a ban on sodomy.

Michele Bachmann’s Last Dance in Iowa Her staff is leaving her. Her poll numbers are floundering. The Bachmann juggernaut limps onward.

My Most Popular Posts of 2011

My Plan to Eliminate Annoying Robocalls

Your Daily Newt: A Bay of Pigs for Bosnia The speaker of the house had a plan to bring peace to Yugoslavia. Sort of.

The Science (and Mystery) of Pickles

Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos Newt Gingrich was for occupations before he was against them.

The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011 Here's your media highlight reel for one strange and delightful Chrismahanukwanzica season.

Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind The creator of Brain Pickings on how to think outside the corporate box.