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Darwin’s free market wisdom: division of labor starts in the genes
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Asking Aaron Clarey: Does college prepare people for the real world?
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Obama’s incredible shrinking presidency
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The collapsing Obama presidency
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Boy Scouts vote to allow gay members
Stimulus That! Archive: March 2012
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The Supreme Court and the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)
Congress already has the power to forbid you to grow your own apples. Now the Supreme Court will decide, can Congress force you to buy broccoli? Published March 27 2012
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Bon Temps goes for Santorum
Where better for undead campaigns to revive than in Louisiana's bayous? Published March 24 2012
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Rick Santorum loses, his campaign is unhinged
Like Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum now seems to believe that his losses show that he's best qualified to face and defeat President Obama in November. Published March 21 2012
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Illinois primary a must win for Santorum, it is time to do or die
Illinois, with 54 delegates up for grabs tonight, is must win for Santorum. Without a big win, it may be time for him to go home and let Romney heal a fractured GOP. Published March 20 2012
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Newt the barbarian
Newt Gingrich is a political warrior, Achilles with jowls and a PhD. And like a good warrior, he knows how to smite his enemies, not to build a legacy. Published March 14 2012
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Newt Gingrich: Walking dead out of Alabama, Mississippi
His southern strategy a total failure, Newt Gingrich will keep on running, but his campaign is the walking dead. Published March 14 2012
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Romney wants Alabama-Mississippi, Santorum and Gingrich need him to lose; Paul needs Hawaii
Gingrich needs to win Alabama or Mississippi. Santorum needs Romney to lose them both. Ron Paul needs to take Hawaii. Tuesday's primaries may be the most interesting yet. Published March 12 2012
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Can Mitt Romney seal the deal with the GOP
He's won more states, more votes, and more delegates than his rivals. He's not as weak as they assume. Published March 9 2012
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Romney wins, Gingrich loses, Santorum needs a miracle
The least exciting candidate is Romney, but he's the plodding, competent tortoise in the race, and he's winning. Published March 7 2012
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Limbaugh, Fluke, and some serious questions about birth control
The firestorm set of by Rush Limbaugh's comments is obscuring the issues behind the real question: Should contraception be provided for free for all women by all health plans? Published March 6 2012
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Limbaugh's apology to Fluke won't be enough for the liberal left
Limbaugh's apologized, but that won't be the end of it unless he also cuts his wrists. Published March 3 2012
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