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How ‘Mother Jones’ Turned Itself Into an Online ‘Secret Tape’ Factory
The magazine that brought you the Romney “47 percent” video has become the go-to place for surreptitious recordings that embarrass politicos -
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 -
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 -
2012 campaign
A Republican Revolt Against Karl Rove
As the GOP tries to rebuild, activists accuse the strategist of trying to shove them aside -
White House
The Inauguration by the Numbers
A look at the material used in Monday's ceremony -
White House
All the President's Shoes: Inaugural Product Placement
The companies jostling for brand placement on Barack Obama's big day -
White House
Rick Perry, Slightly Vindicated
While most dismiss the Texas governor's chances of a second run at the White House, Perry is better-positioned than people realize -
Economy
Oops! The Seven Worst Predictions About 2012
OK, seeing the future ain’t easy. But this wrong is ridiculous -
2012 campaign
Keystone XL Pipeline Protesters Stuck in Texas Jail
Activists sit in jail after they try to block construction of the oil pipeline -
2012 campaign
Republicans Search for Their Next Big Brain
Challenging Tea Party orthodoxy, the GOP tries to reclaim its past as an engine of big, bold ideas -
2012 campaign
Super PACs Are Cushy Jobs
Many groups spent more on overhead than campaigns -
Congress
The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
2012 campaign
What Karl Rove Got Right
His analysis, a decade ago, of where American politics stood and how the parties could prosper still rings true -
2012 campaign
'Annie': A Culture Warrior Rides Again
How Little Orphan Annie went from a conservative icon to a mouthpiece for hope and change -
2012 campaign
The Science Behind Those Obama Campaign E-Mails
The creepy e-mails that helped get the president reelected were the product of rigorous testing by a team of analysts
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2012 campaign
A Republican Revolt Against Karl Rove
As the GOP tries to rebuild, activists accuse the strategist of trying to shove them aside -
White House
What Washington Could Learn From Steve Wynn
The casino mogul and Republican donor thinks China might be gearing up to teach U.S. politicians a lesson in capitalist decentralization -
2012 campaign
The Science Behind Those Obama Campaign E-Mails
The creepy e-mails that helped get the president reelected were the product of rigorous testing by a team of analysts -
2012 campaign
David Siegel Hasn't Fired Anyone Yet
The Westgate Resorts owner says he hasn't cut any jobs yet due to Obama's reelection -
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 -
Regulation
Who's Afraid of the NRA?
A new debate about the political potency of the gun lobby -
Media & Marketing
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
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff -
White House
All the President's Shoes: Inaugural Product Placement
The companies jostling for brand placement on Barack Obama's big day -
2012 campaign
Obama Gun Surge, Take 2
Wall Street makes an early bet on rising firearm sales -
2012 campaign
A Federal Program Pays to Put Homemakers to Work
A 1970s federal subsidy, which seemed like a throwback only a few years ago, has become relevant again -
Legislation
Medicare and Medicaid Must Be Cut. Period
To get a deal, Obama could look to Paul Ryan's ideas -
2012 campaign
Bloomberg View: In Defense of Outsourcing
Why both presidential candidates miss the mark on outsourcing -
Policy
A California Tax Plan Meets the Mungers
A proposition backed by Governor Jerry Brown to raise sales and income taxes to help close the state's budget shortfall seemed set to pass until the Berkshire Hathaway heirs came out swinging -
Health Care
Mandatory Health Insurance: The Case For, and Against
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Congress has the power to require the purchase of health insurance. Two federal appeals courts have examined the question and came to opposing conclusions
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2012 campaign
The Science Behind Those Obama Campaign E-Mails
The creepy e-mails that helped get the president reelected were the product of rigorous testing by a team of analysts -
2012 campaign
A Republican Revolt Against Karl Rove
As the GOP tries to rebuild, activists accuse the strategist of trying to shove them aside -
2012 campaign
Subject of Notorious Hairdresser Attack Ad Speaks Out
President Obama's campaign manager ran, and won, an infamously negative Senate race in 2002. His opponent is still upset about it -
2012 campaign
Alabama's Immigration Law Could Cost Billions Annually
Since a harsh immigration law took effect in September, thousands of immigrants have fled, triggering a potential economic decline that could erase at least 70,000 jobs -
2012 campaign
To Lure Women's Votes, Obama Turns to Lilly Ledbetter
She likes the praise—but wants more action on equal pay -
2012 campaign
The 5 Million Green Jobs That Weren't
Obama pledged to create millions of clean-energy jobs. How close did he get? -
Congress
The Economics of Being a U.S. Ambassador
Plum foreign postings come at a price for wealthy donors -
Real Estate
Ranchers Tell Keystone: Not Under My Backyard
Some landowners oppose TransCanada's pipeline and refuse to grant the easements that would allow its construction -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff -
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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2012 campaign
A Republican Revolt Against Karl Rove
As the GOP tries to rebuild, activists accuse the strategist of trying to shove them aside -
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 -
White House
What Washington Could Learn From Steve Wynn
The casino mogul and Republican donor thinks China might be gearing up to teach U.S. politicians a lesson in capitalist decentralization
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