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Five Ways to Save the GOP

Five Ways to Save the GOP Five Ways to Save the GOP

Republican strategists, here's your gameplan. 

Feb 5, 2013 / Tom Tomorrow

New Scheme to Rig Electoral College: Divide Dem Votes, Winner-Take-All for GOP

New Scheme to Rig Electoral College: Divide Dem Votes, Winner-Take-All for GOP New Scheme to Rig Electoral College: Divide Dem Votes, Winner-Take-All for GOP

The latest proposal being floated in Pennsylvania for redistributing electoral votes has the same goal as the last plan: allowing a Republican loser to "win" the presidency.

Feb 5, 2013 / John Nichols

Why a Permanent Democratic Majority Is Not a Demographic Inevitability (Part One: Antecedents)

Why a Permanent Democratic Majority Is Not a Demographic Inevitability (Part One: Antecedents) Why a Permanent Democratic Majority Is Not a Demographic Inevitability (Part One: Antecedents)

Be very, very careful about the proliferating arguments that demographics show that Republicans are on their way out for good.

Feb 4, 2013 / Rick Perlstein

McCain, Scarborough and What ‘Everyone Knows’

McCain, Scarborough and What ‘Everyone Knows’ McCain, Scarborough and What ‘Everyone Knows’

Republicans lose it when challenged on their make-believe consensus.

Feb 4, 2013 / Leslie Savan

Libertarian Mugged by Reality

Libertarian Mugged by Reality Libertarian Mugged by Reality

Perhaps it’s time to revise the old saw that the ivory tower breeds liberals, and the “real world” makes them conservative.

Jan 30, 2013 / Rick Perlstein

The Numbers Just Don’t Add Up on Immigration Reform

The Numbers Just Don’t Add Up on Immigration Reform The Numbers Just Don’t Add Up on Immigration Reform

Since House Republicans from gerrymandered districts need only worry about pandering to their hardcore base, real change probably won’t happen anytime soon.

Jan 29, 2013 / George Zornick

Can the Rising Progressive Tide Lift All Ships?

Can the Rising Progressive Tide Lift All Ships? Can the Rising Progressive Tide Lift All Ships?

As the Republican party comes to terms with its own obsolescence, the forward-thinking coalition that elected Barack Obama must tackle economic inequality.

Jan 29, 2013 / Katrina vanden Heuvel

Meet Ron Johnson, the Randiest of the Ayn Rand Republicans

Meet Ron Johnson, the Randiest of the Ayn Rand Republicans Meet Ron Johnson, the Randiest of the Ayn Rand Republicans

The Senator who interrogated Hillary Clinton thinks we’re living in an Atlas Shrugged moment, and that he’s a lot like one of Rand’s “heroes.”

Jan 29, 2013 / John Nichols

Hell Isle

Hell Isle Hell Isle

A group of libertarian investors wants to turn Detroit’s Belle Isle into a private city-state with its own laws, customs and currency.

Jan 28, 2013 / Rick Perlstein

Priebus Is What Happens When a Party Loses Its Self-Respect

Priebus Is What Happens When a Party Loses Its Self-Respect Priebus Is What Happens When a Party Loses Its Self-Respect

The Republican National Committee votes to retain its chairman, whose plan to renew the party is… cheating.

Jan 28, 2013 / John Nichols

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