How Obama got into the GOP's head
The president likes to make Republicans look like "kooks." And they usually take the bait
By David Weigel | February 6, 2013
Eric Cantor is leading GOP opposition to a bipartisan bill that would extend tax cuts for 99 percent of Americans
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