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Joshua Green was named senior national correspondent for Bloomberg Businessweek in August 2011, focusing on political coverage for the magazine and Businessweek.com. Follow him on Twitter @JoshuaGreen.
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Ro Khanna, Silicon Valley's Wannabe Obama
Can Barack Obama's vaunted campaign apparatus and the strategists who built it get a complete unknown elected to Congress? -
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The Death of the Political Sex Scandal
Mark Sanford's victory in South Carolina's primary runoff shows that what a politician does in the bedroom won't necessarily disqualify him from office -
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Why Republicans Won't Flip on Gay Marriage
The GOP's voter base will continue to hamstring its presidential contenders on marriage equality, even as young Republicans support it -
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The Senate's $3.7 Trillion, Feel-Good, Totally Meaningless 5 a.m. Budget
It's great that the Senate passed a budget, but getting it to the president is a longshot -
The Secret Gingrich-Santorum 'Unity Ticket' That Nearly Toppled Romney
In the weeks before the pivotal Michigan primary, two of Romney's biggest rivals almost created a killer ticket
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Why Republicans Won't Flip on Gay Marriage
The GOP's voter base will continue to hamstring its presidential contenders on marriage equality, even as young Republicans support it -
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Obama's $1.3 Trillion Budget Gift to Paul Ryan
The House budget chairman railed against the president's tax increases and Medicare cuts, but Ryan's new budget keeps them in place -
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Why Won't Americans Listen to Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles?
After their eponymous commission failed to get a deal to cut the deficit, Simpson and Bowles hit the road to sound the alarm. America's response? Crickets -
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Corporations Want Obama's Winning Formula
His team's maniacal focus on personal data yielded millions of voters. Will it work on customers? -
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Racy Twitter Pics Aren't Anthony Weiner's Only Problem
In a lengthy profile the disgraced former congressman makes clear he wants to be New York City mayor, but doesn't say why New Yorkers would want to…
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Obama's $1.3 Trillion Budget Gift to Paul Ryan
The House budget chairman railed against the president's tax increases and Medicare cuts, but Ryan's new budget keeps them in place -
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Corporations Want Obama's Winning Formula
His team's maniacal focus on personal data yielded millions of voters. Will it work on customers? -
2012 campaign
Read the Fax Romney Sent to a Laid-Off Worker
The presumptive GOP nominee actually didn't like firing people, as this personal note makes clear -
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Han Solo Battles the Budget Sequester
The fastest pilot in the galaxy is trying to save small airports from becoming victims of automatic spending cuts -
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How Europe's Austerity Backlash Might Change U.S. Politics
An analyst predicts Congress may soften its stance on further austerity measures after seeing what happened to some (former) lawmakers in France and Greece
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Why Democrats Should Fear Budget Sequester Cuts
A new Bloomberg study shows that, contrary to conventional wisdom, they'll be much harder hit by defense cuts -
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Debt Debate: Did Pete Peterson Waste His Fortune?
With the chance of a grand bargain slipping away, his critics have begun to weigh in -
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Obama’s Budget Rescues the Pentagon
Although it doesn't advertise the fact, the new White House budget eliminates most of the military cuts imposed by sequestration
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