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2014 Elections

The Political Illiteracy of Progressives: Matthews vs. Warren

Beatriz09 - July 3, 2014 40

Activism

McDaniel Lost…The Shot Heard Around The World

confuseddemocrat - June 26, 2014 25

Afghanistan

The Republican Encyclopedia of Hindsight Deals

AdLib - June 10, 2014 43

2014 Elections

Five Reasons Why Democrats Could Do Well in the 2014 Elections

AdLib - April 14, 2014 21

Congress

Dedicated to the GOP – The No More Filibuster Blues Mix

AdLib - November 22, 2013 2

2016 Elections

Our Wonderful Media, Spinning Wins as Losses and Delusions As Facts

AdLib - November 6, 2013 37

2016 Elections

How to Win a Congressional Election Against Your Republican Opponent –...

funksands - October 10, 2013 25

Democratic Party

Never Trust a Politician with Thin Lips

AdLib - September 14, 2012 36

2012 Elections

What Would You Like to See From Dems and Obama at...

AdLib - September 4, 2012 77

2012 Elections

Republicans Fight to Allow the Dead to Vote

AdLib - June 20, 2012 20

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