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Tim Kaine: Building Bridges?

Author - January 24, 2013

Tim Kaine’s moderate views helped him in Virginia but may conflict with party loyalty on the national stage.

Chris Murphy: A Progressive Voice

Author - January 24, 2013

Unlike his predecessor, Joe Lieberman, Chris Murphy will likely be a reliable advocate for progressive causes.

Tim Scott: Beyond Identity

Author - January 24, 2013

Tim Scott has gained notoriety as a black Republican, but his focus will be on promoting his conservative ideology.

The Stewart-Colbert Factor

Author - January 24, 2013

Blurring the line between comedy and journalism, Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart possess a unique ability to raise political issues.

The Year of the Woman

Author - January 24, 2013

The Harvard Political Review speaks to Stephanie Schriock, the president of EMILY's List, about the historic number of women elected in 2012.

New Faces in Washington: Meet the Senators (Part I)

Author - January 23, 2013

HPR writers look at new arrivals in Washington, starting with the Senate.

The Monolingual Presidency

Author - January 14, 2013

The popular nature of the American presidential primary system results in monolingual presidents, setting a poor example for the rest of the U.S.

Shooting Themselves in the Foot

Author - January 12, 2013

The NRA's stubborn refusal to be a part of the solution puts the Second Amendment at risk.

The Real Burden of Our Young Generations

Author - January 10, 2013

The United States needs to address the issue of hunger for it to succeed as a nation.

Obama's Judicial Philosophy

Author - January 9, 2013

Barack Obama has been historically slow in nominating judges and surprisingly coy in establishing a judicial philosophy. What will be the President's judicial legacy?