Could Bernie bashers propel Sanders to the nomination?
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Barring some unforeseen catastrophe, he’s obviously running
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Barring some unforeseen catastrophe, he’s obviously running
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Why it’s always worth waiting a full day before passing judgment
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‘People have been calling me Big Pussy for 20 years!’
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Already the press are eager to show that O’Rourke unites where Sanders divides
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It seems entirely plausible that her biggest crime was networking
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Going after Trump is the least subversive act in comedy
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From a purely electoral standpoint, Sanders stands the best chance against Trump
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The Hawaiian congresswoman has few friends on her side of the aisle
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If the aim was to elevate places that have been ‘left behind,’ NYC and NOVA should have been at the bottom of the list
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It’s time to ditch the Paul Ryan legislative agenda and play nice with Nancy
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She is testing the theory of appealing to the mythical moderate suburban Republican
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Maybe he’ll seem less crazy down the line when federal subsidies arrive for ‘Yeezy ideation centres’
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The President recognises the political utility of pretending he has instituted a hard philosophical break from prior administrations
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Bob Woodward, in his own peculiar way, has used Trump as a vehicle to solidify establishment maxims
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The New York governor makes a trip out west and tries to talk tough to Trump
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He represented the demise of a vital link with liberals to forge interventionalist coalitions
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The Donald is clearly content for the system to remain roughly the same. He just wants to be the one who presides over it.
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Welcome to American post-exceptionalism .