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Archives: March 2013
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2012 campaign
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 -
Congress
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 -
2012 campaign
The Best #GingrichSantorum2012 Campaign Slogans
A lively sampling of posts from Bloomberg Businessweek readers about the dreamed-of Republican "Unity Ticket" of 2012 -
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 -
Policy
The GOP Still Won't Own Up to Its Real Problem With Voters
A new report from the Republican National Committee doesn't grapple with the real reasons so many—particularly African Americans—have tuned out the party -
Politics & Policy
The GOP Feud That Triggered the Budget Sequester
The composition of the Republican Party has changed radically in the last three years—and military spending is no longer sacrosanct -
Politics & Policy
Why Big Banks Are Right to Fear Elizabeth Warren
Regulators are heeding her demands to be more aggressive in prosecuting fraud and money laundering -
Congress
The Right-Wing Case Against Paul Ryan’s Budget
Conservatives hate it for the same reason liberals do: It’s not much different from his last budget -
Politics & Policy
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 -
White House
Looks Like Obama Blew the Budget Negotiations
By refusing new tax revenue and sticking with sequestration, Republicans have blown up the president's plan -
Mitt Romney Returns to Private Equity
The former presidential candidate goes back to doing what he knows best -
Politics & Policy
Debt Debate: Did Pete Peterson Waste His Fortune?
With the chance of a grand bargain slipping away, his critics have begun to weigh in -
Policy
How the Keystone XL Pipeline Will Help the U.S. Economy
The controversial energy project will provide a mild boost, but not much -
Policy
What Would Happen If You Sequestered Yourself?
Here's what your family budget would look like after an across-the-board spending cut of 5 percent
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