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Bill de Blasio Should Just Admit It: He Wants to Tax the Rich
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Terrible Polls for Obamacare, But Some Good News on Policy
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Is the Fever Breaking?
On issues like Medicaid and military spending, signs of a Republican rift
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The Liberals’ Dilemma
A professor’s stump speech that worked
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A Moral Equivalent for Universal Military Service
We want action, but we do not want military action.

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