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Dana Liebelson | February 19, 2013Meet the new creationism-in-sheep's-clothing: The "academic freedom" bill
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How I learned to stop worrying and love Twitter
Dana Liebelson | February 1, 2013Is anything more uniquely American than our free-wheeling, 140-character missives?
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Dana Liebelson | January 22, 2013Last year, 43 provisions in 19 states sought to restrict access to abortion
The Supreme Court takes on gay marriage rights today: 4 things you need to know
Dana Liebelson | November 30, 2012SCOTUS may take on cases that decide important issues relating to same-sex marriage, but the court will not rule on whether it should be legal nationwide
Obama's war on hackers: 5 things you need to know
Dana Liebelson | November 27, 2012The president reportedly plans to issue an executive order to protect the nation's critical systems from cyber attacks, and Republicans are not happy
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Dana Liebelson | November 15, 2012The president no longer has to worry about getting votes, so he should start addressing the politically problematic things he ignored in his first term
A tale of two Americans: How they'd fare under Obama and Romney
Dana Liebelson | November 2, 2012Let's take a closer look at how President Obama and Mitt Romney's policies would affect the lives of two very different kinds of voters
Miss Bush? Vote Romney!
Dana Liebelson | October 18, 2012The GOP nominee is George W. 2.0 — and the new model may be even more extreme
Why the culture war is crushing Mitt Romney
Dana Liebelson | October 5, 2012The GOP nominee has been tasked with espousing a party platform chock full of fringe social issues that are endangering his bid for the White House
The Mitt Romney we have always known
Dana Liebelson | September 20, 2012The political world is shocked — shocked! — by the Republican's glib dismissal of 47 percent of Americans. But these comments were very much in character
4 human rights the GOP forgot to protect
Dana Liebelson | September 7, 2012Gallingly, the Republican Party's platform barely addresses the preservation and spread of key freedoms abroad
What a Montana farmer could teach Romney and Obama
Dana Liebelson | August 23, 2012Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) is in a heated race for re-election, but he's not afraid to tackle the thorny issues that Romney and Obama are terrified to touch
What Mitt Romney's Israel fumbles say about his foreign policy
Dana Liebelson | August 8, 2012Saying controversial things on his recent trip abroad wasn't just about Romney's foot-in-mouth problem, but also a sign of how he'd work the world stage as president
What the Tea Party can teach Mitt Romney about defense spending
Dana Liebelson | July 27, 2012Romney says cuts to the defense budget would be devastating, but he should take a cue from the Tea Party and call for a reduction in Pentagon spending
The GOP's make-believe voter fraud epidemic
Dana Liebelson | July 11, 2012The Republican war on barely-existent voter fraud threatens to disenfranchise countless American citizens
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