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	Friday, April 13, 2012

Similarities in Obama and Romney's roots.

The Buffett Rule is an exercise in misdirection.

Its foreign minister writes that the real problem is the United States' lack of trust.

Look to Henry Kissinger's dissertation.

Republicans can learn from David Cameron.

It's Obama, not Romney, who has failed women.

After some complacency, the break is over.

Latin America's new strategy in the drug war.

It deserves insurance parity with physical health.

Tom Toles

Tom Toles cartoon

Ann Telnaes

Post Partisan

Please kill off this budget myth

Jonathan Bernstein

The U.S. government, of course, is absolutely operating under a budget.

James Downie

Neither candidate should be held responsible for the comments of a single pundit.

Jonathan Capehart

Instead of collective condemnation of Rep. Allen West, I awoke to a deluge of criticism against Hilary Rosen.



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