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Advantage: Boston?

Author - October 14, 2012

The narrative of Democratic incompetence may, or may not, work out for the Romney campaign.

Romney Navigated the Right

Author - October 14, 2012

Romney has shown an adept understanding of the political necessities of running for president in a party governed by the remnants of the Tea Party.

Campaign Lookback: Advantage Obama

Author - October 14, 2012

The Obama campaign ably turned the conversation around to Romney’s business record and turned the election into a referendum on how we treat the American wealthy.

Republicans Haven't Delivered

Author - October 14, 2012

Pre-campaigning, it looked like Obama was a one-term president ... it doesn't anymore.

Referendum on Obama

Author - October 14, 2012

Should he lose, President Obama has only himself to blame.

Rockin’ the Bakken: Summer in a North Dakota Boom Town

Author - September 8, 2012

My hometown of Dickinson, North Dakota is located at the southernmost part of the Bakken oil formation, which is one of the largest shale...

Summer Schooling

Author - September 8, 2012

Working for the NYC Department of Education gave me the chance to think about where reform is headed.

Interning at Obama for America

Author - September 8, 2012

This summer, enveloped in a campaign cycle largely defined by cynicism and triviality, I re-learned to love politics.

The Not-So-Green Alternative: Mitt Romney

Author - September 8, 2012

As an intern at the Center for American Progress Action Fund, I was delegated to research Romney’s stance on science. Though “science” is a very...

60 Minutes in 10 Weeks

Author - September 8, 2012

Most of what I did this summer is confidential, that is, at least until the time the shows I worked on actually hit the...