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Anti-War Candidates Running Unexpectedly Well Anti-War Candidates Running Unexpectedly Well

Here's what is interesting to me at this point: Anti-war candidates appear to be doing exceptionally well. In Ohio, Sherrod Brown, the most clearly anti-war candidate in a compet...

Nov 8, 2006 / The Nation

Early Warning Early Warning

So goes Louisville, Kentucky, maybe goes the GOP. In the toilet, thatis. The race is Rep. Anne Northrup, usually reliable Republicanincumbent, versus a supposedly weak Democrat....

Nov 8, 2006 / The Nation

Witching Hour Witching Hour

Witching Hour We are in the weird zone at just after 7 pm EST, when nobody really knowsanything and political types are flashing inside information around the country. I picke...

Nov 8, 2006 / The Nation

Smoke and Dirty Tricks in Virginia Smoke and Dirty Tricks in Virginia

With the Allen-Webb race in a dead heat, the Allen campaign is claiming that the incredibly high turnout in Virginia is from Christian conservatives who showed up to vote for the ...

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

The Machinery of Democracy The Machinery of Democracy

The great machinery of American democracy whirred into action thismorning, only to seize up and shut right down again--in precinct afterprecinct, county after county, and state af...

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

The Ad Wars – Election ’06 The Ad Wars – Election ’06

Below are five of the nastiest ads of the midterms. They offer a glimpse into what a party and its candidates do when the issues are stacked against them (Bush, Iraq, health care...

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

Flavor of the Cycle – Election ’06 Flavor of the Cycle – Election ’06

Tom Kean is down in the polls. So he's unleashing a desperate last-ditch effort to smear Sen. Bob Menendez (who I mention in a recent post on peace candidates). It involves the ...

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

Refusing to Swallow the Spin Refusing to Swallow the Spin

No one is going to suggest that the mainstream media that spent much of the last week of a critical national election campaign focusing on a non-candidate's failed attempt to tell...

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

Missing on Affirmative Action: Lazy and deceptive rhetoric hides realities in the debate Missing on Affirmative Action: Lazy and deceptive rhetoric hides realities in the debate

Lazy and deceptive rhetoric hides realities in the debate.

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

Gambling Ban a Bust:History will prove folding on online gaming to be a bad bet Gambling Ban a Bust:History will prove folding on online gaming to be a bad bet

History will prove folding on online gaming to be a bad bet.

Nov 7, 2006 / The Nation

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