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March 22, 2017

REVIEW: Matt Taibbi on Donald Trump, Our 'Insane Clown President'

March 22, 2017/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Matt Taibbi on Donald Trump, Our 'Insane Clown President'

With Cartoon-Like Illustrations that Bring the Horror to Life

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March 22, 2017/ Adam Cohen/ 1 Comment
Donald Trump, Republicans, Presidential Campaign
March 30, 2016

Q&A: Thomas Frank on the Democrats' Disgrace: Abandoning Working-Class Americans

March 30, 2016/ Adam Cohen
Q&A: Thomas Frank on the Democrats' Disgrace: Abandoning Working-Class Americans

The Democratic Party is "committed to the winners in the inequality sweepstakes"

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March 30, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Democrats, Politics, Presidential Campaign
March 17, 2016

REVIEW: Are the Democratic and Republican Parties Both Imploding at the Same Time?

March 17, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Are the Democratic and Republican Parties Both Imploding at the Same Time?

This may be remembered as the year that American politics went crazy

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March 17, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Politics, Presidential Campaign, Republicans, Democrats
February 05, 2016

REVIEW: Theodore Roosevelt Deserves a Lot of the Credit--or Blame--for the Rise of Presidential Primaries

February 05, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Theodore Roosevelt Deserves a Lot of the Credit--or Blame--for the Rise of Presidential Primaries

In 1912, party primaries were considered a great progressive reform

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February 05, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Theodore Roosevelt, Politics, Presidential Campaign
February 03, 2016

REVIEW: Just How Satisfied Should Liberals be with the Obama Presidency?

February 03, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Just How Satisfied Should Liberals be with the Obama Presidency?

Liberal pundit Bill Press's answer is: not very

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February 03, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Politics, Presidential Campaign, Liberals, Obama
January 27, 2016

REVIEW: How to Stop the Super-Rich From Dominating Presidential Politics

January 27, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: How to Stop the Super-Rich From Dominating Presidential Politics

Fixing the campaign finance system after Citizens United

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January 27, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Campaign Finance, Presidential Campaign, Rick Hasen, Plutocracy
January 20, 2016

Q&A: Columnist E.J. Dionne on the Future of the Increasingly Radicalized Republican Party

January 20, 2016/ Adam Cohen
Q&A: Columnist E.J. Dionne on the Future of the Increasingly Radicalized Republican Party

And his new book, Why The Right Went Wrong

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January 20, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Q & A
E.J. Dionne, Presidential Campaign, Politics, Republicans
December 01, 2015

Review: A Smart, Insider's Look at the Republican Presidential Clown Car

December 01, 2015/ Adam Cohen
Review: A Smart, Insider's Look at the Republican Presidential Clown Car

Trump, Carson, Cruz, and the rest -- leading the GOP in circles through the wilderness

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December 01, 2015/ Adam Cohen/ 1 Comment
Review
Republicans, Presidential Campaign, Cruz, Trump, Rubio
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