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I went to judge a national debate tournament and came away less worried about the teenagers than the politicians and pundits who argue just like them. ...
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I went to judge a national debate tournament and came away less worried about the teenagers than the politicians and pundits who argue just like them. ...

Britain is weighing a...

Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how history and party mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable. The party may never recove...

Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico have taken opposite approaches to fending off Republican attacks. The post Is It True T...

Democrats have reason to spe...


Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how history and party mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable. The party may never recove...


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Third Way offers a “new economic bargain” with the middle-class: “If you're busting your butt, you should be able to get ahead.” The post <a...

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Discouraging surveys and a semi-illiterate president notwithstanding, reports of the death of reading are exaggerated. The post Not Post-Literate Yet appeared first on Washington Monthly .
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