Bring on the Filibuster
Thomas Geoghegan & The Editors : Congress
Let the Republicans actually filibuster something, hour after excrutiating hour, in real time. The public won't like it.
2010
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GOP Gets Desperate to Block Health Reform
Countdown : Health Care Policy
The Nation's DC editor Chris Hayes weighs in on the petty tone currently defining the Senate's healthcare battle.
2009
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Republican Party Rejects the Middle
The Nation's Christopher Hayes believes one New York congressional race marks a takeover of the GOP by far-right radicals like the tea party protesters.
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Sanford, Ensign and the Politics of Affairs
Nation contributor Melissa Harris-Lacewell talks to MSNBC's Keith Olbermann about philandering politicians and why their private affairs matter to the public.
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Sarah Palin: The Last Elephant Standing?
The Nation's Chris Hayes reflects on the diminishing prospects of a Republican return to the White House in 2012.
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Lovelorn SC Governor Admits to Just About Everything
Mark Sanford today took the apology press conference to a whole new level, removing yet another name from the ever-shortening list of 2012 GOP presidential contenders.
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Gov. Sanford Admits to Argentina Affair
South Carolina governor and 2012 GOP hopeful Mark Sanford admits to an extra-marital affair, but won't say if he'll resign.
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Republicans Debate 'Socialist' Resolution
The GOP called a special session to debate a rebranding resolution... for the Democratic Party.
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Will the GOP Be Able to Make a Comeback?
The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel outlines the values Republicans should embrace to return from the wilderness.
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Republicans: The Lost Party
Leaders of the Republican Party recognize mistakes and eat local ethnic food in casual attire--it's like they're just like us.
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Jack Kemp vs. the Party of No
The former HUD Secretary imagined a radical Republican Party that reached out to all Americans with ideas. Too bad it didn't come to pass.
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Does the GOP Know What They're Saying?
Maddow and Ana Marie Cox marvel at conservatives' lack of self-awareness or acquaintance with an urban dictionary.
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GOP Becomes the Party of No(minees)
The Nation's DC editor Christopher Hayes discusses the Republican's reckless abuse of the Senate confirmation process.
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Is There a Republican Civil War?
Is their really an ideological divide in the GOP? Our media roundtable looks at the best and worst reporting of the past week with Arun Gupta, Gloria Feldt and others.
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The GOP's Hip-Hop Makeover
Michael Steele's getting funky, frantically remixing the GOP message, in hopes of reaching new generation of conservative voters. Is anybody listening?
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GOP's Obama Strategy: 'Fail to the Chief'
The Nation's Chris Hayes deconstructs why Republicans like Rush Limbaugh are rooting for President Obama to fail.
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