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The Week in Blog
Bill Scher (CAF, Liberal Oasis, Wait! Don't Move to Canada!) and Conn Carroll (The Washington Examiner)
- The real culprit in the Palin wardrobe flap 5:05
- Why the right isn't rallying around endangered GOP senators 4:27
- Must the conservative movement die to be reborn? 7:09
- Is Obama's tax plan just a handout to the shiftless? 12:20
- The Reaganite alternative to tax-cut mania 4:50
- Would President Obama have a mandate for liberal policies? 5:11
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Bill Scher- Steve Benen on Palin's wardrobe
- FiveThirtyEight's Senate predictions
- OpenLeft on Darcy Burner
- Jacob Weisberg says libertarianism is over
- Brink Lindsey on Weisberg
- Jane Hamsher and Brink Lindsey on a libertarian-liberal renaissance
- Radley Balko wishes for GOP decimation in 28
- Dan Drezner and Megan McArdle on GOP failings
- David Brooks on Patio Man
- Amanda Carpenter and Bill on Obama's tax plan
- Bill on taxes
- Bill says conservatives are addicted to misinformation
- Adam Lerrick on "Obama and the Tax Tipping Point"
- Howard Gleckman says tax credits are spending in drag
- Peter Daou on the importance of the netroots
- Newsweek's John Meacham says America is center-right
- Bill on Meacham
- David Sirota on Meacham
- TalkLeft's Armando on Meacham
- Bill says media denies debate over fiscal choices
- Greg Mankiw has a Clinton flashback
Would Iranians favor an attack?
Matt Duss and Jamie Fly debate whether the people of Iran would welcome a US military strike targeted at changing their regime.
Online catcalling
Why are there so few female political journalists? Perhaps "online catcalling" plays a role. On the premiere of his eponymous show, Conor Friedersdorf and journalist Phoebe Connelly investigate.
Are Obama and the Catholic Church at war?
Amy Sullivan and Mollie Ziegler Hemingway debate the vexed relationship between the Church and the president.
Newt’s hypocrisy
Glenn Loury and Harold Pollack see hypocrisy in Newt Gingrich's attacks on President Obama and Juan Williams.
Immunity for dictators?
Should we give a despot guilty of awful crimes a "get out of jail free" card? Robert Wright and Matthew Lee consider. (Plus, Matthew denounces the United Nations's lack of accountability.)
Should America intervene in Syria?
Shadi Hamid thinks the US has a moral responsibility to stop the massacre of innocents in Syria, but Gregory Gause worries about the lessons of the Iraq War.
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