'This Chamber Reeks of Blood' (Raymond J. Haberski, US Intellectual History blog)
The Grit and Grace of George McGovern (Tom Daschle, The American Prospect)
The lame rules for presidential debates: a perfect microcosm of American democracy (Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian)
Blue states are from Scandanavia, red states are from Guatemala (Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic)-- Seems insulting to Guatemala
Giving children the right to vote (Seymon Dukach, WaPo)
The opiate of exceptionalism (Scott Shane, NYT)
Bill & Hillary Forever (John Heilemann, New York)
Reaping the Whirlwind (Linda Greenhouse, NYT)
Growing Up Romney (Noam Scheiber, The New Republic)-- The Romney family myth of self-reliance.
More Speech is Better (David Cole, NYRB)
Are Capitalism and Democracy Failing Us? (Raghu Rajan, Fault Lines)
The Arizonification of America (Jeff Biggers, NYT)- Arizona, the "meth lab of democracy"
Mormonism
Mormon feminists? Yes, they exist and they're for Obama (Peter Henderson, Reuters)
Map shows the worst states for women to make money (Chris Kirk, Slate)
No More Industrial Revolutions (Thomas Edsall, NYT)
Buyology (Jerry DeNuccio, The Smart Set)
What will replace the globalization model? (David Smick, WaPo)
The self-destruction of the 1 percent (Chrystia Freeland, NYT Sunday Review)
Sympathy for the Plutocrat (Nick Hanauer, Reuters)
The brashness and bravado of big deals (John Kay)
Income Inequality May Take Toll on Growth (Annie Lowrey, NYT)
Foreign Affairs
The billionaires next door (Chrystia Freeland, Reuters)
Arts
George Lucas' Force (Camille Paglia, The Chronicle of Higher Education)
Arts
George Lucas' Force (Camille Paglia, The Chronicle of Higher Education)
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