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- It makes sense that Republicans were able to make gains this year in Oklahoma and Montana. Oklahoma is a conservative state and the Montana legislature ...
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- Too Bushed to Bash Both
- I'm not a great believer in the idea that foul language should necessarily be more prevalent on a blog than in a print publication. But ...
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- Unto the Sons
- Here's a fun bit of trivia out of this year's elections. Four of the new state attorneys general are the sons of former governors. Andrew ...
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- Election '06: Bad For Gay Marriage, Good For Gay Candidates
- In one obvious way, Tuesday wasn't good for gays: Seven states passed constitutional amendments banning gay marriage. Arizona was the exception, where voters rejected a ...
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- Sore Winners
- What does it mean to claim victory before others declare you the winner? I think it's another symptom of our bruising, in-your-face political culture. The ...
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- Govs: Who's In, Who's Out
- Here's a cheat sheet on the overall scoreboard in races for governor: THE GOVERNORS Next Year Republicans 22 Democrats 28 ...
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- Ridiculous Spin Dept.
- Al From, the head of the Democratic Leadership Council, has released a statement celebrating "a broad and deep Democratic win." Fair enough. But ...
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- Election Night Highlights
- Josh and Alan were here all night, burning the midnight blogging oil. They stared into the gaping maw of state and local politics -- here's ...
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- Do You Know the Way?
- Most Bay Area incumbents are winning easily, but scandals are having an effect there as elsewhere. It looks like Chuck Reed will be the new ...
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- Stem Cells
- posted by Alan Greenblatt At nearly 3 am, still not seeing any definitive call on the stem cell vote in Missouri, but the pro side is ...
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